Core Points - Suntory Holdings CEO and Chairman, Seiji Sato, submitted his resignation on January 1 due to allegations related to the importation of health products containing THC [2] - The Tokyo police searched Sato's residence on August 22, where he claimed he believed the products were legal health items sent by a female acquaintance [2] - No THC products were found during the search, and Sato's initial urine test returned negative results [2] - Japan's revised Cannabis Control Law and Narcotics Control Law, effective December 12, 2024, explicitly classify cannabis and its psychoactive component THC as narcotics [2] - Suntory is a global food and beverage company, known for products such as Suntory Oolong Tea and various Japanese whiskies including Yamazaki and Hakushu [2]
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Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-09-02 10:22