One’s Daily Co., Ltd.

Selecting reassuring ingredients for developing snacks that people and pets can eat together

Together with One's Daily, which makes additive-free snacks under the concept of "something people and dogs can eat together every day," we carefully selected reassuring ingredients for snack development. We are also advancing product-making with visible growers, so that people and pets can enjoy them together.

About One's Daily

The company's representative, Mayuka Morisaki, went independent after working as a patissier and cooking-class instructor, and has published many recipe books as a confectionery and cooking researcher and food coordinator. Prompted by her own dog's poor health, she launched "one's daily," an EC site proposing snacks that people and dogs can eat together.

Processed into stick-shaped snacks easy for pets to eat

As part of pet-oriented product development, we processed apples that had fallen from the tree and become off-spec into sticks easy for both people and pets to eat. Using no sugar, it is finished into a healthy snack that makes the most of the ingredient's natural sweetness. Being a crisp, light stick type, its easy handling is another appeal.See the product page here

Made with Nagano-grown "leaf-left apples" that carry a natural sweetness

For this product development, we selected "leaf-left apples," ripened fully with the leaves left on rather than removed during cultivation. In common cultivation, leaves are removed to prevent uneven skin color, but in "leaf-left cultivation" the leaves keep sending nutrients to the fruit, so the apples are said to be sweeter and higher in nutritional value.

By making the most of these characteristics, it became a snack that satisfies both people and pets without using sugar.

Development collaboration on the vegetable series

Drawing on One's Daily's product-development strength and our network with farmers, we are advancing product-making with visible growers. While making use of off-spec vegetables, we aim to roll out a sustainable vegetable series that pleases both people and pets.

Pet product development

At Agriture, we work on sustainable ingredient procurement and food-loss reduction—starting with dried vegetables that upcycle off-spec vegetables, along with Kyoto vegetables and heirloom vegetables from various regions.

If your company is considering adopting dried vegetables, please feel free to reach out.

Dried turnip can be expected to attract commercial interest as a material for soups, simmered dishes, and pickles, and if processed into powder, it can also be used as a raw material for baby food and nursing-care food. Turnip's characteristic gentle flavor is a material well compatible with children's foods and products for the elderly.