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Pigeon to Drop Stroller Sales and Kewpie Ends 65 Years of Baby Food Amid Rising Costs

Japan’s baby market faces major shakeups as Pigeon exits stroller sales and Kewpie ends its long-running baby food line. Both companies cite rising costs rather than the country’s low birthrate, leaving parents to look for alternatives.

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Major shakeups are hitting Japan's baby market. Pigeon is dropping strollers. Kewpie is ending 65 years of baby food. Both blame rising costs, not Japan's record-low birthrate. But as trusted brands exit, parents are asking: who fills the gap? And at what
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Pigeon to Drop Stroller Sales and Kewpie Ends 65 Years of Baby Food Amid Rising Costs

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Major shakeups are hitting Japan's baby market. Pigeon is dropping strollers. Kewpie is ending 65 years of baby food. Both blame rising costs, not Japan's record-low birthrate. But as trusted brands exit, parents are asking: who fills the gap? And at what

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