Ajinomoto: Permitted, Forbidden or What?

Concerns over personal health matters have certainly been put to the test by the Ajinomoto case. The dispute over this cooking additive has raised tempers throughout almost all of Indonesia. The police have been busy arresting members of the company’s management, including several Japanese nationals (who have now been released). The Ajinomoto factory—set up in Mojokerto, East Java, more than 30 years ago—has been sealed for a we

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