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Food OEM
The Complete Guide to Choosing a Filling OEM | Points for Selecting a Contractor Without Regret
The food OEM market is now enjoying unprecedented growth. Companies from other industries — retail, food service, startups, and more — are entering one after another, with voices saying "we want to make our own private-brand products." But if you fail in choosing a contractor for filling-and-processing OEM, you can face quality trouble, delivery delays, budget overruns... -
Superfoods
Why Moringa Demand Is Rising: Market Trends and Opportunities in Product Development
Alongside rising health consciousness, interest in superfoods is expanding worldwide. Among them, moringa—called a "nutrient-rich tree"—is drawing attention from both its high nutritional value and sustainability. Moringa is a plant native to northwestern India, containing vitamin A, vitamin... -
Trade shows & events
Food & Beverage OEM Expo
「食品&飲料OEM Expo」は、食品と飲料のPB(プライベートブランド)・OEM開発に特化した商談型の展示会です。受託製造メーカーが数多く出展し、自社ブランドの新商品を探す小売・外食・卸・メーカーの開発担当が来場して、その場で「作れる会社」を見つけ... -
Trade shows & events
西日本食品産業創造展’27
「西日本食品産業創造展」は、福岡・マリンメッセ福岡で開かれる西日本最大級の業務用食品総合展です。九州・西日本の食品メーカー、卸・商社、外食・中食の仕入れ担当が集まり、原料・素材から加工技術、包装・厨房機器までを一度に見て回れます。この記... -
Industry news
MAFF to Run a Support Mission for Food Companies Entering Vietnam in July—Capacity of 20, Free to Participate, Briefing Applications Within April
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries will run a public-private business mission in Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi) on July 13–17, 2026. For food and agriculture-related companies, capacity is 20 with free participation. A briefing will be held on April 20. -
Food loss reduction
What Changed with "Too Good To Go" Landing in Japan—A Turning Point the Food-Loss-Reduction App Presses on the Food Industry
On January 28, 2026, the Denmark-born food-loss-reduction app "Too Good To Go" entered the Japanese market. Registered users topped 250,000 within a week of launch, and it captured the No.1 overall ranking on the App Store. This speed shows that Japanese consumers... -
Superfoods
A Guide to Selecting Superfood Raw Materials: Points to Master in Product Development
Alongside rising health consciousness, the functional food market is expanding rapidly. At its core are the nutrient-rich raw materials called "superfoods." A superfood is a food with excellent nutritional balance that contains many kinds of beneficial components, or one in which a particular beneficial component stands out... -
Superfoods
Points for Moringa Product Development: A Winning Strategy for Planning, Manufacturing, and Sales
Alongside rising health consciousness, interest in superfoods is expanding rapidly. Among them, moringa—called a "nutrient-rich tree"—contains a wide range of nutrients such as vitamin A, vitamin C, calcium, iron, and amino acids, and is drawing attention as functional foods, powder products, and green-juice-type... -
Product development
Kyoto ingredient processing OEM | How to make the most of Kyoto vegetables and quality control
The strength of requesting ingredient-processing OEM in Kyoto lies in access to Kyoto vegetables, heirloom vegetables, and Kyoto-grown ingredients, and in a quality-control system backed by the culture of long-established makers and artisans. By combining processing techniques such as drying, powdering, and extract extraction with Kyoto-grown ingredients, you get something beyond mere OEM manufacturing—a... -
Product development
Kyoto-style food development | Gift-oriented product development OEM using Kyoto vegetables
Gift food OEM using Kyoto ingredients is a field that lets you add the value of the “Kyoto brand” to products—value that product development in other regions cannot deliver. In addition to Kyoto vegetables such as Kujo green onion, Shogoin daikon, Kamo eggplant, and Manganji pepper, and up to the pickles, tsukudani, Kyoto sweets, and dashi that Kyoto’s food culture has nurtured, ingredients... -
Powder
Dried Kujo green onion powder | Usage ideas and how to choose it as a food OEM raw material
Dried Kujo Negi powder is a commercial raw material made by drying and finely powdering the Kyoto heirloom vegetable "Kujo negi." Compared with white negi types, it has a gentler aroma and stronger sweetness, with a vivid green retained all the way to the leaf tips—it is adopted in food OEM for topping instant noodles, furikake, and adding color and aroma to baked-good dough... -
Powder
Creating a regional brand with a Kyoto-vegetable OEM | The complete flow from planning to sales
Powder processing of Kyoto vegetables is one of the few options that lets you translate a regional brand into a product at the raw-material level. Kujo green onion, Manganji pepper, Shogoin daikon, Kyo-kurenai carrot, Mizuo yuzu—the heirloom vegetables Kyoto has long nurtured excel in every respect: color, aroma, and story. Food OEM... -
Product development
Heirloom vegetable OEM | A commercialization case guide using Kyoto vegetables and local ingredients
Right now, product development that makes use of “regional individuality” is drawing attention. Among these, foods using heirloom vegetables and Kyoto vegetables are strongly supported for the gift market and inbound-oriented products, thanks to their visual beauty and rarity. Especially now, with inbound tourists increasing, region... -
Powder
Solve picky eating too! 3 ideas for commercializing vegetable powder you can keep up every day
Getting plenty of vegetables every day is the foundation of health. But in reality, many people can't get enough vegetables for reasons such as "I'm too busy to spend time cooking," "my kids dislike vegetables and won't eat them," or "I just don't like the taste." Against that backdrop... -
Yuzu
The success formula for yuzu product development | The process from planning to sales
Do you know the success story of Umaji Village in Kochi Prefecture? A small village with a population of fewer than 1,000 achieved annual sales of 3 billion yen with yuzu processed products. Overcoming the crisis of forestry's decline, it accomplished a miraculous revival through product development that made the most of local resources. Behind this success lay meticulous product planning... -
Trade shows & events
Japanese Food Export EXPO
「日本の食品輸出EXPO」は、日本産の農畜産物・水産物・加工食品・飲料・調味料などを、海外バイヤーや輸出商社に直接売り込める商談型の展示会です。国際食品・飲料の総合展「JFEX」の中核ゾーンとして東京ビッグサイトで開かれ、2024年からは初夏と晩秋... -
Trade shows & events
International Food Logistics EXPO
「国際 食品物流EXPO(Food LogiX)」は、食品の輸出入・国内配送・保管・包装・輸出入コンサルティングまで、食品を「運ぶ・預かる・届ける」工程を担う事業者が集まる専門展示会です。国際 食品・飲料商談Week「JFEX」の一角として東京ビッグサイトで開... -
Trade shows & events
Food Factory Week 2026
「食品工場Week」(旧称:フードテックWeek)は、食品・飲料メーカーの工場が抱える課題を解決するための展示会です。製造ラインの自動化・省人化、衛生管理やHACCP対応、外観検査、食品ロスの資源循環、冷凍・保冷といった「作る・詰める・守る」現場の技... -
Trade shows & events
Food Development Exhibition 2026
「食品開発展(HI JAPAN)」は、食品の研究開発・商品開発に使う素材や原料、機能性素材、受託製造、開発・製造・分析の技術が一か所に集まる専門展です。ヘルスイングリディエンツ(Hi)を中核に、食品素材や製造技術に特化しているのが特徴で、来場者の... -
Trade shows & events
Mail-Order Food Exhibition & Business Meeting
「通販食品展示商談会」は、通販・宅配・ECといった非店頭チャネルで食品を売り買いする事業者だけが集まる、日本でも数少ない専門の商談会です。カタログ通販や生協、定期便・サブスク、ネットスーパーのバイヤーが来場し、全国のこだわり食品を持つ生産... -
Trade shows & events
JFEX Winter (7th International Food & Beverage Business Week)
「JFEX 冬(国際 食品・飲料商談Week)」は、加工食品・ワイン/酒・プレミアム食品・生鮮食品といった専門展に、日本産食品の輸出商談展までが東京ビッグサイトに集まる、晩秋の食品商談週間です。国内バイヤーと海外バイヤーが同じ会場に集うため、仕入れ... -
Non-standard vegetables
Aida LLC
A flavored tea using dried Kujo green onion wins a Japanese Tea Award. Aida LLC provides experiences of time and space by making use of diverse cultures—food, art, aroma, music, and more—centered on the tea ceremony and Japanese tea. At the company’s shop located in Minami-ku, Kyoto City, “a Japanese tea space to enjoy time”... -
Product development
Hoshi no Kitchen
Dried vegetables adopted at a topping bar for choosing the future. OYAOYA dried vegetables were adopted at Hoshi no Kitchen inside the “ITOCHU SDGs STUDIO” in Kita-Aoyama, Tokyo. A feature is incorporating sustainable ingredients into classic menus familiar to everyone from children to adults. Dried... -
Food loss reduction
Oryzae Co., Ltd.
Maple & apple granola using dried apple. Under the mission “fermenting the earth,” Oryzae Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells sugar-free, additive-free, gluten-free granola and rice-koji sauces centered on rice koji. We provided dried apple, and... -
Dried vegetables
Wada Farm
Commercializing an attention-grabbing fruit tomato from Kyotango. We received the “yarisugi tomato”—grown in Kumihama, Kyotango, in an environment so harsh it is called an “athlete vegetable,” with sweetness and tartness packed densely—from Wada Farm and made it into a product. High-sugar tomatoes are hard to dry... -
Dried vegetables
Kyotamba radish
A project toward establishing radish as a regional specialty. This is a project started as a means of regional revitalization, initiated by Mr. Nomura, who grows radishes in the Kyotamba area of Kyoto. Agriture CEO Kojima supported the web system construction and the back end including SNS... -
Non-standard vegetables
Yasai Yakuzen
Yasai Yakuzen, balancing the body with vegetables. Together with YAKUZEN TOKYO Co., Ltd., we launched the “Yasai Yakuzen” service—a way of eating that balances the body from within using “familiar vegetables” available at supermarkets. Even the vegetables we casually eat, when appropriately chosen and appropriately cooked from a yakuzen perspective... -
Non-standard vegetables
Buddy’s Farm
About Buddy’s Farm. Buddy’s Farm (Odawara City, Kanagawa) is an agricultural corporation known for growing somewhat rare mini tomatoes. About six years since founding, it has shipped to local direct sales and restaurants while committing to varieties with thin skins and strong individual flavor. Making use of that know-how, last year... -
Product development
Nissin Foods Co., Ltd.
A dried vegetable assortment set perfect for “Nissin Raoh.” For Nissin Foods Co., Ltd., to coincide with “Food Loss Reduction Day” on October 30, we had them adopt a “dried vegetable assortment set” perfect for the company’s flagship product “Nissin Raoh.” Adoption details: on Food Loss Reduction Day... -
Non-standard vegetables
Nippon Paper Crecia Co., Ltd.
OYAOYA dried vegetables adopted | Selected for the second round of Nippon Paper Crecia’s “Action for Smile Campaign.” In the second round of Nippon Paper Crecia Co., Ltd.’s “Action for Smile Campaign,” which has been running since May 2025, products of our operated dried vegetable brand “OYAOYA”... -
Case studies & collaborations
Takii & Company, Limited
A dried vegetable series using Phytorich. We produced dried vegetables using vegetables from the Phytorich series developed by Takii & Company, Limited, known for its “vegetables with a good reason.” From that series, we used “Kyo-kurenai carrot,” “Orange carrot,” and “Healthy oku... -
Dried vegetables
Sakura Renkon Co., Ltd.
Our work with Sakura Renkon. Sakura Renkon (Sakura City, Chiba) is an agricultural corporation specializing in growing and selling lotus root. After working in Tokyo, representative Yuma Matsumoto took up farming, and after training, regenerated an abandoned black-soil paddy field. Using only organic fertilizer and no chemical fertilizer, the soil... -
Non-standard vegetables
Zigexn Co., Ltd.
Producing novelty items for the 3×3 team “Zigexn Updaters.” We produced items themed on the official character “Shogotan”—a “Kyoto vegetable” motif—of “ZIGExN UPDATERS.EXE (Zigexn Updaters),” a professional 3×3 (three-on-three basketball) team owned by Zigexn Co., Ltd.... -
Non-standard vegetables
Kubota Corporation
Producing dried tomato in a collaboration with Beppin Farm. In a collaboration with Beppin Farm, operated by Kubota Corporation, we produced dried tomato using tomatoes grown at Kubota Farm, operated within the Kubota Group, for the company’s internal use... -
Product development
Kai Corporation
Dried vegetables take the lead! Creating recipes for “dishes you’ll want to eat once a week.” At “Chefon,” an online cooking class operated by Kai Corporation, we created video and recipe content for all 8 “dishes you’ll want to eat once a week” using dried vegetables with concentrated umami, proposed by Michelin one-star “Ichirin” owner Mikizo Hashimoto... -
Product development
One’s Daily Co., Ltd.
Selecting safe ingredients for developing a treat that people and pets can eat together. Under the concept of “something people and dogs can eat together every day,” we carefully selected safe ingredients for treat development together with One’s Daily, which makes additive-free treats. Furthermore, so people and pets alike can enjoy... -
Heirloom vegetables
Nara Prefecture Miwa Somen Industrial Cooperative
About the Nara Prefecture Miwa Somen Industrial Cooperative. The Nara Prefecture Miwa Somen Industrial Cooperative is an organization that keeps protecting the hand-stretched method handed down over generations in the Miwa area, said to be Japan’s oldest somen-producing region. About 80 producers are currently affiliated, making Miwa somen with a commitment to fineness, firmness, and smooth throat feel... -
Non-standard vegetables
A column by Agriture representative Kojima was published on Food OEM Com
A contributed article by Rei Kojima of Agriture Inc. was published in the column section of "Food OEM.com," an OEM matching platform specializing in the food industry. "Food OEM.com" is one of Japan's largest platforms disseminating a wide range of information on food OEM, from raw-material sourcing to manufacturing, packaging, and distribution... -
Product development
Preventing Food OEM Failures: Common Failure Cases and Countermeasures for Success
You want to make a food under your own brand. More and more companies are thinking this way. Entrants from other industries—retail, restaurants, startups—are becoming more active, and the food OEM market continues to expand. On the other hand, cases such as "the product didn't turn out as expected" or "costs exceeded expectations"... -
Product development
Food OEM Market Trends 2026: A Growth Strategy Seen Through Small-Lot and Domestic-Ingredient Needs
The food OEM market is at a turning point. Not only major companies but also retailers, restaurants, and startups—entrants from other industries are surging. Voices saying "we want to make our own brand product" and "we want to try prototyping from small quantities" are rising like never before. Behind this... -
Product development
How to find a food OEM | How to efficiently find the best manufacturing partner
More and more companies want to roll out their own brand products in the food industry. Entrants from other industries—retail, restaurants, startups—are becoming more active, and inquiries such as "we want to prototype from small quantities" and "we want to make a product that leverages our strengths" are rapidly increasing... -
Product development
How to Use OEM Matching Sites: Efficiently Finding the Optimal Manufacturing Partner
With a stream of entrants from other industries—retail, restaurants, startups—inquiries saying "we want to make our own brand product" never stop. But what many companies face is the challenge of "how to find a manufacturing partner they can trust." With trade shows and referrals alone... -
Product development
What Is the Minimum Lot for a Food OEM? How to Choose a Small-Lot-Capable Food Factory Explained
食品のOEMを検討するとき、最初に気になるのは「自分はこれくらいの数を作りたいけれど、この工場は何袋から受けてくれるのか」という点ではないでしょうか。まずは100袋ほどの小ロットから、細かく試しながら進めたいと考える方も多いはずです。 その感覚... -
Product development
How to proceed with hometown-tax product development | OEM techniques that make the most of local ingredients
The market for furusato tax (hometown tax) donations continues to expand year after year. For municipalities, return gifts are an important means of broadcasting a region's appeal nationwide. But quite a few operators struggle with worries like "how do we develop an attractive product" or "we can't put together a manufacturing setup on our own"... -
Product development
Black Tea OEM Original Blends: Origin and Flavor Design
Black tea OEM is a contract service for planning and manufacturing original black tea products under your own brand. You outsource everything—selecting tea leaves, blend design, flavoring, and packaging—to a specialist black tea manufacturer, allowing you to roll out black tea products bearing your own name from small lots. D2C, cafés, hotels, food...
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