Japanese imports of Chinese food are not expected to cool despite a recent dumpling scare.
One-fifth of Japan's frozen food comes from China, and Yuzaburo Mogi, head of soy sauce giant Kikkoman says that trend won't change based on sourcing needs and price differentials.
Source: Reuters, Dan Sloan reports.
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