Massive Recall of Bread in Japan Due to Rat Contamination

Over 100,000 bread packs have been recalled across Japan after the discovery of rat remains, prompting a major investigation and a factory shutdown.

Pasco Shikishima Corp. has recalled approximately 104,000 bread packs following the discovery of rat parts in some loaves.
No illnesses have been reported, but the incident has raised concerns about food safety standards in Japan.
The affected products were manufactured in a factory in Tokyo, which has been temporarily closed to investigate the source of the contamination.
The company has issued an apology and pledged to enhance its quality management system to prevent future incidents.
Recent food safety issues in Japan include other recalls and contamination scares, highlighting ongoing challenges in maintaining high standards.