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The minority of Japanese consumers regularly ate or drank health products certified as “foods for specified health uses” (FOSHU), as revealed in a survey conducted in . While **** percent of respondents consumed FOSHU regularly, **** percent had never tried them.
FOSHU or tokuho in Japanese, refers to a category of foods with health claims. The products have to pass an evaluation by the government, which tests the safety and claimed health promoting and maintaining effects.
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