‘Japan’s Shine Muscat grape has been copied illegally by China and South Korea’
According to upset Japanese farmers and officials, their Shine Muscat grape, one of many fruit varieties created by Japan, has been stolen by China and South Korea. Sources claim that Hong Kong and Thai supermarkets offer copycat grapes grown by China and South Korea. They closely resemble Shine Muscat grapes, but are much cheaper.
According to the Japanese government, China and
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