Welsh lamb celebrated in Japan

Hybu Cig Cymru has hosted a 'celebration of Welsh lamb' event with Welsh Government at a restaurant in Tokyo which specialises in lamb

Rachael Brown
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HCC exhibiting at Foodex Tokyo
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HCC exhibiting at Foodex Tokyo

Hybu Cig Cymru (HCC) has undertaken a trade visit to Japan to promote PGI Welsh Lamb. Welsh red meat HCC, Welsh Government and Welsh processors attended Foodex Tokyo last week, Asia's largest food...

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