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The Japan Fair Trade Commission Has Issued a Recommendation to Noritz, a Major Manufacturer of Water Heaters, Forcing It to Store over 5,000 Molds Free of Charge.
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On the 8th, the Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) found Noritz (Chuo-ku, Kobe), a major manufacturer of water heaters, to have violated the Subcontracting Act (now the Act on the Proper Operation of Small and Medium-Sized Contractors) by having a subcontractor store molds free of charge, and issued a recommendation demanding that the company take measures to prevent recurrence and pay storage costs.
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