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Winter Fancy Food Show 2020 19（Sun.）– 21（Tue.）January 2020 Moscone Center South Hall Booth 850-869, 950-965 Winter Fancy Food Show 2020 19（Sun.）– 21（Tue.）January 2020 Moscone Center South Hall Booth 850-869, 950-965 864 865A GINBIS CO., LTD. 964 965 ROKKO BUTTER CO., LTD. SANRIKU CORPORATION CO., LTD. MANRAKU CORP. 865B HEART CORPORATION 862A KANEI HITOKOTO SEICHA INC. 863A SEIKA FOODS C0., LTD. 962 963 HACHIYOSUISAN CO., LTD. HIRAMATSU SEAFOODS CO., LTD. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION CORPORATION 862B KAGURA-NO-SATO CO., LTD. 863B EIWA AMERICA INC. 861 960 TOMODA SELLING & 860A ISLE CO., LTD. 961A SAILING CO., LTD, JAPAN TACOM SR FOODS CORPORATION 860B TOKUNAGA SEIKA CO., LTD. 961B KONDO HONEY FACTORY 858 859 958 959 MIYANO FOODS CO., LTD. SUGIMOTO CO., LTD. TSUNO RICE FINE CHEMICALS CO., LTD. YUZU PREMIUM JAPAN 856 857A YAMAMOTO KAJINO CO., LTD. 956A AJIKYOU CO., LTD. 957 ITO BISCUITS CO., LTD. NAKATA FOODS CO., LTD. 857B MICHIMOTO FOODS CO., LTD. 956B MARUYA CO., LTD. 854 855 954A KAMEYA FOODS CORPORATION 955 NANAO CONFECTIONERY CO., LTD. KITAGAWAMURA YUZU OUKOKU ONISI FOODS CO., LTD. 954B OHYAMA FOODS C0., LTD. 852 853 952 953 MOCHI CREAM JAPAN CO., LTD. MOMIKI INC. UMAMI INSIDER POSEIDON GROUP INTERNATIONAL, INC. 850 851A YAMADAI FOOD CORPORATION 950 ST. COUSAIR, INC. KANEKU CO., LTD. JETRO 851B TANAKASHOKU CO., LTD. Seafood/ Milk / Rice/ Processed Food Processed Seafood Product Confectionery Seasoning Dairy Products Tea Beverages Alcoholic Beverages Processed Rice ©2020 Japan External Trade Organization(JETRO) Winter Fancy Food Show 2020 863B EIWA AMERICA INC. 865A GINBIS CO., LTD. 865B HEART CORPORATION 19（Sun.）– 21（Tue.）January 2020 Moscone Center South Hall Booth 850-869, 950-965 MATCHA Marshamllow ASPARAGUS BISCUITS ENG PKG Japanese Garden MIYANO FOODS MOCHI CREAM JAPAN NANAO CONFECTIONERY TOKUNAGA SEIKA 856 ITO BISCUITS CO., LTD. 861 JAPAN TACOM 858 CO., LTD. 852 CO., LTD. 854 CO., LTD. 863A SEIKA FOODS C0., LTD. 850 ST. COUSAIR, INC. 860B CO., LTD. Biscuits made of only 5 additive-free materials TRADE ASSOCIATION OF CONFECTIONERY MOCHI 80 Soy MOCHI cream STRAWBERRY CREAM SANDWICH COOKIES BONTAN AME Seafood Cracker Soy Snacking Bamboo Charcoal KITAGAWAMURA KONDO HONEY MICHIMOTO FOODS MOMIKI INC. SR FOODS 956A AJIKYOU CO., LTD. 860A ISLE CO., LTD. 855 YUZU OUKOKU 961B FACTORY 857B CO., LTD. 853 960 CORPORATION Perish Guard alfa (Cooked rice improver) Vegheet YUZU Juice Honey Spice Lemonade Dried Sweet Potato VEGAN Black Garlic UMAMI Sauce(White Garlic Flavor) Garlic 'TEMPURA' TANAKASHOKU TSUNO RICE FINE YAMADAI FOOD YAMAMOTO KAJINO KAMEYA FOODS 859 SUGIMOTO CO., LTD. 851B CO., LTD. 958 CHEMICALS CO., LTD. 851A CORPORATION 857A CO., LTD. 959 YUZU PREMIUM JAPAN 954A CORPORATION Japanese Dried Shiitake DONKO, 25-42mm, 70g TOFU Jerky 'HYAKU-SAN-CHIN' Rice Bran Oil 500ml Okra in Sesame Sauce 'KAJINO' 100% BUCKWHEAT SOBA YUZU SWEET CHILI SAUCE Grated WASABI OHYAMA FOODS ONISI FOODS CO., LTD. POSEIDON GROUP 950 KANEKU CO., LTD. 956B MARUYA CO., LTD. 954B C0., LTD. 952 UMAMI INSIDER 952 UMAMI INSIDER 955 953 INTERNATIONAL, INC. Processed YUZU Peel 'Maiko-han Heeh Heeh' chili oil YUZU Hot Sauce Marcy YUZU Syrup Japanese Rose Syrup SUSHI KIT JAPANESE MILLED SHORT GRAIN RICE HACHIYOSUISAN HIRAMATSU SANRIKU CORPORATION TOMODA SELLING & NAKATA FOODS 962 CO., LTD. 963 SEAFOODS CO., LTD. 965 MANRAKU CORP. 964 CO., LTD. 961A SAILING CO., LTD. 957 CO., LTD. WAKAME Salad flavored with Spicy Sesame chili oil non-coloring type 'TERIYAKI-FISH' jelly Cooked Tuna and MENTAIKO UNAGI KABAYAKI 'SANRIKU' FISH SAUSAGE Steam Cooked Red Snow Crab Combo Cask Strength UMESHU AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ROKKO BUTTER KANEI HITOKOTO CORPORATION 864 CO., LTD. 862A SEICHA INC. 862B KAGURA-NO-SATO CO., LTD. Smoked Cheese WASABI Flavor 50g Drip HOJICHA (Drip Roasted green tea) 'SHIROMI' YUZU Syrup 300ml Exhibitor’s Information JAPAN PAVILION @ Winter Fancy Food Show 2020 , Sun Jan 19 – Tues Jan 21 2020 HACHIYOSUISAN CO., Ltd. Company Type: Manufacturer BOOTH URL:www.hachiyousuisan.jp <962> 《Miyagi》 Contact Information Contact Person: Shimizu Katsuyuki E -mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: Hong Kong,Taiwan,,South East Asia,UAE,Australia,,,USA,Canada,Mexico TargetBuyer(Businesstype): Supermarket&Chain Store,Department Store,Restaurant&Catering Service,Hotel,,, Certification: Wakame Salad flavored with Spicy Sesame chili oil non-coloring type ITO BISCUITS CO.,LTD. Company Type: Manufacturer BOOTH URL:www.mr-ito.jp <856> 《Ibaraki》 Contact Information Contact Person: Yoshida Tadayuki [email protected] E-mail: Major Export Destination: Hong Kong,,,South East Asia, USA,Canada Target Buyer (Business type): Importer,Wholeseller/Distributor,Independent Retailer,Supermarket&Chain Store,Department Store,e-tailer Certification: Biscuits made of only 5 additive-free ISO9001 materials Onisi Foods Co., Ltd. Company Type: Manufacturer BOOTH URL:www.onisifoods.co.jp/ <955> 《Tokyo》 Contact Information Contact Person: Zobe Yuzuru E-mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: Hong Kong,Taiwan, Netherlands,Germany, USA,Canada Target Buyer (Business type): Wholeseller/Distributor,Independent Retailer,Supermarket&Chain Store,Department Store Certification: HALAL,FSSC22000,ISO9001 SUSHI KIT Exhibitor’s Information JAPAN PAVILION @ Winter Fancy Food Show 2020 , Sun Jan 19 – Tues Jan 21 2020 POSEIDON GROUP INTERNATIONAL, INC Company Type: Wholesale BOOTH URL:www.psdgp.com <953> 《Tokyo》 Contact Information Contact Person: Goto Takao E -mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: Hong Kong,Taiwan,,,India,,UAE, USA,Canada,Mexico TargetBuyer(Businesstype): Wholeseller/Distributor,,Supermarket&Chain Store,Department Store,Restaurant&Catering Service,Hotel Certification: JAPANESE MILLED SHORT GRAIN RICE Kaneku Co.,Ltd. Company Type: Manufacturer BOOTH URL:www.kaneku-wasabi.co.jp <950> 《Tokyo》 Contact Information Contact Person: Katoh Toshiji E-mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: Hong Kong,,,South East Asia,India,,UAE,OtherMiddleeast,Netherlands,,France,UnitedKingdom ,OtherEUCountries,,Russia,Africa,Other Oceania,USA Target Buyer (Business type): Importer,Manufacturer,Wholeseller/Distributor,Independent Retailer,Supermarket&Chain Store,Restaurant&Catering Service,Hotel Certification: Processed Yuzu Peel USDA Organic, FSSC22000 SANRIKU CORPORATION CO LTD Company Type: Trading company BOOTH URL:http://www.sanriku-corp.jp/ <964> 《Tokyo》 Contact Information Contact Person: Kumagai Takao E-mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: South East Asia, USA Target Buyer (Business type): Importer,Wholeseller/Distributor,Supermarket&Chain Store Certification: HALAL SANRIKU FISH SAUSAGE Exhibitor’s Information JAPAN PAVILION @ Winter Fancy Food Show 2020 , Sun Jan 19 – Tues Jan 21 2020 All Japan Trade Association of Confectionery Manufactures Company Type: Association BOOTH URL:tacom.or.jp/ <861> 《Tokyo》 Contact Information Contact Person: ANDO TETSUSHI E -mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: China(excluding HK),Hong Kong,Taiwan,Northeast Asia,South East Asia,South West Asia, Australia,,Other Oceania,USA,Canada TargetBuyer(Businesstype): Importer,,Wholeseller/Distributor,Independent Retailer,Supermarket&Chain Store,Department Store,Restaurant&Catering Service,Hotel,e-tailer,Franchisor,Exporter Certification: HACCP (US), FSSC22000 Heart Corporation Company Type: Manufacturer BOOTH URL:http://heart-ltd.jp/ <865Ｂ> 《Tokyo》 Contact Information Contact Person: Yamamoto Takeshi [email protected] E-mail: Major Export Destination: China(excluding HK),Hong Kong,Taiwan,,South East Asia,France,Russia,USA Target Buyer (Business type): Manufacturer Certification: HACCP (US) Fishing Rod Seika foods Co.,Ltd. Company Type: Wholesale BOOTH URL:www.seikafoods.jp/ <863Ａ> 《Kagoshima》 Contact Information Contact Person: nakasima sinobu E-mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: China(excluding HK),Hong Kong,Taiwan,,South East Asia ,USA Target Buyer (Business type): Importer,Supermarket&Chain Store Certification: ISO22000 Bontan Ame Exhibitor’s Information JAPAN PAVILION @ Winter Fancy Food Show 2020 , Sun Jan 19 – Tues Jan 21 2020 GINBIS CO.,LTD Company Type: Manufacturer BOOTH URL:www.ginbis.co.jp/ <865Ａ> 《Tokyo》 Contact Information Contact Person: Saito Tetsuya E -mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: Hong Kong,,,South East Asia,OtherMiddleeast,Netherlands,Germany,France,UnitedKingdom,O therEUCountries,OtherEuropeanCountries,Russia,Australia,NZ,,USA, Canada,Mexico,Brazil,Other Latin America TargetBuyer(Businesstype): Importer,,Wholeseller/Distributor,Independent Retailer,Supermarket&Chain Store,Department Store,,,,, Certification: ASPARAGUS BISCUITS ENG PKG HACCP (US), FSSC22000,ISO9001 EIWA AMERICA INC. Company Type: Manufacturer BOOTH 《Tokyo》 URL:www.eiwamm.co.jp/ <863Ｂ> Contact Information Contact Person: Tome Hiro [email protected] E-mail: Major Export Destination: Hong Kong,Taiwan,,South East Asia,,South West Asia,Germany,Russia,Australia,USA Target Buyer (Business type): Wholeseller/Distributor,IndependentRetailer,Supermarket&Chain Store Certification: FSSC22000,ISO9001,ISO22000 Matcha Marshamllow YAMAMOTO KAJINO CO.,LTD Company Type: Wholesale BOOTH URL:http://yamamoto-kajino-us.strikingly.com/ <857Ａ> 《Nagano》 Contact Information Contact Person: IPPEI SUZUKI E-mail: [email protected] Major Export Destination: Hong Kong,Taiwan,,South East Asia, UnitedKingdom,Australia,USA,Canada Target Buyer (Business type): Importer,Wholeseller/Distributor,Independent Retailer,Supermarket&Chain Store,Department Store,Restaurant&Catering Service,Hotel Certification: KAJINO 100% BUCKWHEAT SOBA Exhibitor’s Information
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