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Food loss reduction
22 Companies Including Kagome Launch the "Vegetable-Shortage Solution Idea Contest 2026 for Those in Their 20s"—The Reality of 218g for Men and 210g for Women in Their 20s, Recruiting University-Born Solutions with 500,000 Yen in Total Prizes
22 companies led by Kagome launched an idea contest 2026 for students on March 2. Against intake of 218g for men and 210g for women in their 20s, it invites measures to close the gap to the 350g target. Realistic solutions such as keeping dried vegetables stocked in the office are also welcome. -
Vegetable deficiency
Vegetable shortage lowering productivity? The link between presenteeism and diet
What you'll learn in this article. What presenteeism is and how much loss it brings to a company. Data linking vegetable deficiency to lower productivity. The effects you can expect from improving the food environment. Ways to fix vegetable deficiency you can start right away at the office. What is presenteeism? The true nature of a hidden loss. "Coming to work... -
Dried vegetables
10 dried-vegetable recipes | from miso soup to side dishes, solving vegetable shortage in a hurry
この記事でわかること 乾燥野菜で作る簡単レシピ10選(5分〜15分) 味噌汁・スープ・サラダ・炒め物・煮物のジャンル別レシピ 乾燥野菜の使い方のコツと失敗しないポイント 1週間の献立に乾燥野菜を組み込むアイデア なぜ乾燥野菜レシピが「野菜不足」に役... -
Dried vegetables
Solve the Vegetable Shortage of Living Alone with Dried Vegetables | A New, Effortless Habit
What you'll learn in this article. The real reasons living alone leads to vegetable deficiency. Why dried vegetables are a perfect match for living alone. Concrete recipes and ways to work them in. A cost comparison with fresh vegetables. How to choose and store dried vegetables. "I know I should eat vegetables, but it's just hard..." When you start living alone... -
Vegetable deficiency
7 ways for vegetable-averse adults to overcome it without strain
What you'll learn in this article: common causes of adult vegetable dislike and "how taste works"; how to overcome vegetable dislike without strain using dried vegetables and vegetable powder; concrete tactics by disliked vegetable; ways to work it in and recipe examples you can keep up daily; the effect vegetable shortfall has on the body and a guide to improvement. "Children... -
Dried vegetables
Dried vegetables for camping and hiking | lightweight, and they fix a vegetable shortfall
What you'll learn in this article. Why you fall short on vegetables outdoors and its effects on the body. Why dried vegetables are ideal for camping and hiking. The types of dried vegetables to bring and how to choose them. Easy recipes you can use in the field. Tips for packing and carrying them. When it comes to meals for camping and hiking—cup noodles,... -
Dried vegetables
5 ways to solve vegetable shortfall in older adults | Making use of dried vegetables
What you'll learn in this article. Three reasons older adults tend to fall short on vegetables. Cooking techniques that make vegetables easy to eat even with weaker chewing. Simple care-food recipes using dried vegetables. The vegetable intake needed per day and the reality for older adults. How to support the meals of a parent living apart. "Lately, Dad... -
Dried vegetables
Preventing vegetable shortfall while dieting | Add dietary fiber with dried vegetables
この記事でわかること ダイエット中に野菜不足が起きやすい理由 食物繊維がダイエットの成功率を高める仕組み 乾燥野菜のカロリーと栄養素データ ダイエット食に乾燥野菜を取り入れる具体的な方法 空腹感を抑える食物繊維の効果的な摂り方 「食事制限をし... -
Dried vegetables
Aojiru vs. vegetable juice vs. dried vegetables, thoroughly compared | Which method truly works for beating vegetable deficiency?
青汁・野菜ジュース・乾燥野菜を徹底比較|野菜不足解消に本当に役立つ方法はどれ? 「野菜をもっと食べなきゃ」と思いつつ、なかなか実行できない。そんな方が最初に手を出すのが、青汁か野菜ジュースではないでしょうか。 ドラッグストアに行けば棚いっ... -
Dried vegetables
A Vegetable Intake Guide for Expectant Mothers | How to Supplement Folate and Iron with Dried Vegetables
What you'll learn in this article. The vegetable intake needed per day during pregnancy and the nutrients you tend to fall short on. How to choose vegetables that efficiently supply folate and iron. Ways to keep using dried vegetables even through morning sickness. Recommended recipes and eating tips by pregnancy stage. Tips for quick cooking with dried vegetables. "Ever since I found out I was pregnant, meals... -
Non-standard vegetables
The Agriculture & Livestock Industries Corporation's "Vegetable Information, April 2026 Issue" Features ZEROCO's Freshness-Preservation Technology—The Potential of Ice-Temperature Storage for Agriculture and Distribution
The April 2026 issue of the monthly "Vegetable Information," published by the Agriculture & Livestock Industries Corporation (ALIC), carried a feature article on the vegetable freshness-preservation technology developed by ZEROCO Inc. The corporation is a public institution that surveys and publishes vegetable supply-demand and price trends, and being featured in its specialist journal shows industry attention on ZEROCO's technology... -
Non-standard vegetables
MAFF Announces the April 2026 Vegetable Price Outlook—Cabbage and Lettuce Down Year-on-Year, Potatoes and Onions Remain High
On March 31, 2026, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries published the April growth conditions and price outlook for vegetables destined for the Tokyo Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market. With rainfall and rising temperatures since late February, the growth of many leafy vegetables has recovered, and cabbage and lettuce are expected to see supply slightly above average and prices fall year-on-year. On the other hand, last summer's... -
Dried vegetables
Onions at the Keihin Market Turn Toward a Price Decline as Saga-Grown Supply Increases—After a 2025 Poor Harvest Surged to 159% of Average, Reading the Downward Trend from April Onward
According to the vegetable outlook in the Japan Agricultural News (dated March 29, 2026), the onion market at the Keihin Market is expected to turn to a downward trend. High prices have continued for a long time, but as shipment volumes of Saga Prefecture-grown onions increase, supply and demand ease, shifting toward a phase where the price level settles. Food processi... -
Industry news
Vegetable Shortage Among Those in Their 20s Is 100g Below Target — The Answer Shown by the Solution Idea Contest 2026 and Dried Vegetables
The vegetable-intake target set by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350g per day. But the average intake among those in their 20s remains at about 256g, a reality about 100g short of the target. From March 2, 2026, recruitment began for the 2nd "Vegetable-Shortage Solution Idea Contest 2026 for Those in Their 20s," launching a new effort to increase vegetable intake among the young... -
Dried vegetables
In late March 2026, cabbage stayed high at 149 yen/kg at the Nagoya market. Against the backdrop of price instability of spring vegetables amid continued poor weather, the strengths of dried vegetables—stable supply, long-term storage, and avoiding price-fluctuation risk—are drawing renewed attention.
In June 2025, the Ministry of the Environment published FY2023 (fiscal 2023) food loss generation. The total was about 4.64 million tons, down 80,000 tons from the previous fiscal year (4.72 million tons), setting a new record low since estimation began. Business-related was about 2.31 million tons and household-related about 2.33 million tons, with business-related falling below household-related for the first time. Reduc... -
Dried vegetables
Outstanding Health & Productivity Management Organizations 2026 Expand to 26,850 Organizations | Why Food Became the Most Important Theme
On March 9, 2026, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry announced the certified organizations for "Outstanding Health & Productivity Management Organizations 2026." A total of 26,850 organizations were certified—3,765 in the large-enterprise category and 23,085 in the small- and medium-enterprise category. This was an increase of 3,654 in total from the previous year (3,400 large, 19,796 SME), and since the system began... -
Vegetable deficiency
健康経営優良法人がさらに拡大|食が最重要テーマになった理由
2026年度の「健康経営優良法人」認定企業数がさらに拡大し、1万社を超える規模となった。大企業部門・中小企業部門を合わせた認定数の拡大が続く中、注目されているのが「食の施策」だ。運動習慣やメンタルケアに並ぶ柱として、野菜摂取・栄養改善が最も従... -
Vegetable deficiency
Vegetable Shortage Among Japanese People Widens | The Reality of Not Reaching the 350g Target
The vegetable-intake target set by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350g per day. But according to the latest National Health and Nutrition Survey, the average intake among Japanese people remains at about 280g, continuing to hover at about 80% of the target. How to fill this "70g wall" has become a new theme for the food industry. Across all age groups... -
Superfoods
What is the superfood moringa? Its nutritional features and how to choose and drink powder and tea
"Moringa," which has drawn attention lately alongside rising health consciousness. A plant of the horseradish-tree family native to India, it's also called the "miracle tree" and "tree of life" because almost all of its parts—leaves, seeds, roots—can be used. This tree, which grows in tropical and subtropical regions, has astonishing growth... -
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... -
Vegetable deficiency
What is the 350 g-a-day vegetable guideline? Easy ways to achieve it
Have you heard the phrase "let's eat 350 g of vegetables a day"? This figure is the target value set by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare in its health-building indicator 'Health Japan 21.' But even told 350 g, it's hard to picture how much that actually is. In fact, the vegetables of Japanese... -
Vegetable deficiency
花粉症の季節に見直したい野菜の食べ方
When hay fever season comes, days of being troubled by sneezing, runny nose, and itchy eyes begin. Many people may feel, here comes the tough season again this year. In fact, it has been pointed out that your diet, especially your vegetable intake, may be affecting hay fever symptoms... -
Vegetable deficiency
8 Effective Ways to Relieve Constipation Caused by Vegetable Shortage
Are you troubled by constipation? Its cause may unexpectedly be "vegetable shortfall." The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g, but the average intake of Japanese stops at about 280 g. This 70 g gap may be hindering your bowel movements. Vegetable shortfall... -
Vegetable deficiency
Self-Check Your Vegetable Shortage! Confirm Your Health with a 10-Item Checklist You Can Do Right Now
The reality of modern Japan, where vegetable shortfall is worsening. Are you getting enough vegetables in your daily meals? In fact, the average vegetable intake of Japanese stops at about 256 g, about 94 g short of the 350 g a day recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. Especially among the younger generations in their 20s to 40s, this vegetable shortfall is worsening further... -
Powder
[Latest 2025] A thorough comparison of 7 recommended vegetable powders
Vegetable powder is a food made by drying fresh vegetables into powder. It is growing in popularity as a convenient item for easily taking in vegetable nutrients. The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g, but the average intake of Japanese stops at about 280 g. Many... -
Vegetable deficiency
Is Not Eating Vegetables Unhealthy? Lifestyle Improvements You Can Start for Now
Have you felt somehow under the weather lately? The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g. However, according to the 2023 National Health and Nutrition Survey, the average vegetable intake of Japanese stops at about 256 g. The vegetable-intake situation of people in their 20s is especially serious, with men... -
Vegetable deficiency
食物繊維が多い食べ物ランキング。野菜だけの順位も出しました
When you hear "foods high in fiber," you tend to picture vegetables, but in fact it spans a wide range — beans, seaweed, mushrooms, grains, potatoes, even fruit. Fiber, which tends to fall short in daily meals, can be increased without strain once you know it by category. In this article, foods high in fiber... -
Vegetable deficiency
実際に使って分かった野菜宅配サービスの選び方とおすすめ8社
野菜宅配サービスが広く使われるようになったのは、コロナがきっかけでした。在宅の時間が長くなり、家で使う食材にこだわりたいという人が増えたこと。買い物に出るのが億劫になったこと。この2つが重なって、宅配という選択肢が一気に身近になりました。... -
Vegetable deficiency
The new common sense of health maintenance that vegetable intake from your 40s can change
The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g. But in reality, the average intake of Japanese stops at about 280 g. From their 40s on especially, vegetable intake tends to decrease further due to work busyness and lifestyle changes. This 70 g gap can, for your health... -
Vegetable deficiency
Solve Vegetable Shortage Even with Convenience-Store Food! 5 Smart Ways to Supplement
In your busy days, do you find yourself relying on easy convenience-store food? The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g. However, the average intake of Japanese stops at about 280 g, and the reality is that many people fail to meet the needed amount. Convenience-store food especially... -
Dried vegetables
The difference between dried vegetables and vegetable supplements: comparing the benefits and drawbacks
Are you eating the necessary amount of vegetables every day? The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g. But the average intake of Japanese stops at about 280 g. This 70 g gap amounts to about one small side dish. Especially busy businesspeople and people living alone... -
Vegetable deficiency
Directly tied to improving corporate productivity! Key points for adopting health management
The term health management has become one you hear often lately. This is not merely part of employee benefits but a way of thinking drawing attention as a corporate growth strategy. Health management refers to a management method that considers employees' health care from a management perspective and practices it strategically. In the US... -
Vegetable deficiency
Is Japanese vegetable intake below average? The latest data and improvement measures
The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g. However, according to the 2023 National Health and Nutrition Survey, the average vegetable intake of Japanese is only 256.0 g (men 262.2 g, women 250.6 g). Seeing this figure, how do you feel? The recommended amount... -
Vegetable deficiency
10 Ways to Solve Vegetable Shortage That Even Busy People Can Practice
The vegetable intake of Japanese is in a serious situation. The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g, but the actual average intake stops at about 280 g. People in their 20s and 30s especially are about 30 g below average. There are not a few people who cannot get enough vegetables, citing busyness... -
Vegetable deficiency
Boost your vegetable intake even on busy mornings! Simple techniques you can do in 5 minutes
The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g, but the average intake of Japanese stops at about 280 g. Especially on busy mornings, many people feel they have no room to take in vegetables. Working vegetables into breakfast is effective for increasing the day's vegetable intake... -
Powder
Vegetable powder cost-performance comparison! 7 points on how to choose and use
Do you know about vegetable powder? The daily vegetable intake recommended by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare is 350 g, but the average intake of Japanese stops at about 280 g. Seeing this figure, you can tell that many people are unable to take in the vegetables they need. Especially for busy businesspeople, every...
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