A record number of restaurants with caries in Japan has been closed over the past year because manufacturers have suffered a blow due to sudden rise growth.
Namely, 13 restaurants with caries, with debts of more than 10 million yen (about $ 70,000), declared banknoir in the fiscal year in March – which is a record number of the second year in a row, according to the Tekoko Databank Research Company.
The total number of bankruptcies is probably significantly higher when a smaller family lokal is taken into account.
Japanese kari, a symbol of domestic food there, now cost about 365 yen ($ 2.50) – which is the highest price so far, according to the liquid.
Government Prime Minister Shigeru Ishibe tries to restrain a sudden rise in rice prices in the eve of the elections, releasing stocks of basic foodstuffs.
(Vijesti.ba)
