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Japan Organic and Natural Foods Association the List of Operators The list of operators certified to Article 33-3 of EC. No. 834/2007 [JONA EU equivqlent programme] as of 6 July 2021 Japan Organic and Natural Foods Association Product Certification Country Name Address Further contact point Operator category Product for certification Category status 2-1 Kiyokane, Nonoichi-machi, Ishikawa-gun, Ishikawa, Sake (Japanese alcoholic beverage made Japan Nakamura Brewery Co., Ltd. +81-76-248-2435 Handler (processing) D Organic Japan from rice) Sake (Japanese alcoholic beverage made JP-BIO-145 Fukumitsuya Sake Brewery 2-8-3 Ishibiki, Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan +81-76-223-1161 Handler (processing) D Organic from rice) Sumiya Bunjiro Brewery Co., Ltd. 6-3 Nishihama-cho, Hekinan, Aichi, Japan +81-566-41-0748 Handler (processing) D Organic Mirin, Shochu, Liqueur Hikari Miso Co., Ltd. 4848-1 Shimosuwa, Suwa-gun, Nagano, Japan +81-266-27-8848 Handler (processing) D Organic Miso, Instant Miso soup, Seasoning Miso Sake (Japanese alcoholic beverage made Kanazawa Daichi, Co., Ltd. Hatta-machi Higashi 9, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa, Japan +81-76-257-8818 Handler (trading) D Organic from rice) Choya Umeshu Co., Ltd. 160-1 Komagatani, Habikino, Osaka, Japan +81-72-956-0515 Handler (processing) D Organic Umeshu (Plum liquor) Mie Gyoren Hanbai Co., Ltd 3477-32 Asakuma-cho, Ise city, Mie Japan +81-59-663-7101 Producer C Organic Wakame seaweed Mie Gyoren Hanbai Co., Ltd 3477-32 Asakuma-cho, Ise city, Mie Japan +81-59-663-7101 Handler (processing) C Organic Wakame seaweed Kyoto Natural Factory Inc. 259-1Horinouchi-cho Shimogyo-ku Kyoto +81-75-253-0699 Handler (trading) D Organic Alcohol Sake (Japanese alcoholic beverage made NINKI INC. 470 Yamada, Nihonmatsu, Fukushima, Japan +81-24-323-2091 Handler (processing) D Organic from rice) Kurakon Foods Corporation 2-1-3, Shodaitajika, Hirakata-city, Osaka, JAPAN +81-72-856-2701 Producer C Organic Kombu (Seaweed) Kurakon Foods Corporation 2-1-3, Shodaitajika, Hirakata-city, Osaka, JAPAN +81-72-856-2701 Handler (processing) C Organic Kombu (Seaweed) Shanqian Village, Jiaonan Economic and Technological China Qingdao Zhaori Foodstuffs Co., Ltd. Developing Zone, Huangdao District, Qingdao, China +86-532-519-9575 Producer A Organic Sweet potato P.R. Shanqian Village, Jiaonan Economic and Technological CN-BIO-145 Qingdao Zhaori Foodstuffs Co., Ltd. Developing Zone, Huangdao District, Qingdao, China +86-532-519-9575 Handler (processing) D Organic Dried sweet potate slices P.R. No.88, Shihou Village, Xiandou Town, Hua'an Count, Fu Jian Ha Long Feng Tea Industry Co., Ltd. +86-596-726-9999 Producer A Organic Tea Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province, China No.88, Shihou Village, Xiandou Town, Hua'an Count, Fu Jian Ha Long Feng Tea Industry Co., Ltd. +86-596-726-9999 Handler (processing) D Organic Oolong tea Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province, China Qingshan Baseof Bayannur City Shengmu High- Bayin Wendur Village, Shajin Town, Dengkou County， Silage corn, Wheat, Wheat straw, Sunflower, +86-159-4771-4703 Producer A Organic tech Eco-pratacultural Co.,LTD. Bayannur City，Inner Mongolia, China Alfalfa Ulan Buh- Ameng Heping Base of Bayannur City Bayin Wendur Village, Shajin Town, Dengkou County， Silage corn, Corn, Corn straw, Alfalfa, +86-159-4771-4704 Producer A Organic Shengmu High-tech Eco-pratacultural Co.,LTD. Bayannur City，Inner Mongolia, China Sunflower Guanyingping ， Dazhong Village ， Liubao Town ， CangWu liubao tea industry Co., Ltd. +86-077-4582-0199 Producer A Organic Tea Cangwu County, Wuzhou City，Guangxi Province,China Guanyingping ， Dazhong Village ， Liubao Town ， CangWu liubao tea industry Co., Ltd. +86-077-4582-0199 Handler (processing) D Organic Fermented tea Cangwu County, Wuzhou City，Guangxi Province,China Xinghua Village, Mazhan Town, Tengchong Country, Yunnan Tengchong Jibian Tea Co., Ltd. +86-875-585-3773 Producer A Organic Tea Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, China Xinghua Village, Mazhan Town, Tengchong Country, Yunnan Tengchong Jibian Tea Co., Ltd. +86-875-585-3773 Handler(processing) D Organic Black tea, Oolong tea Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, China Tuanbu Base of Bayannur City Shengmu High- Bayin Wendur Village, Shajin Town, Dengkou County ， +86-159-4771-4704 Producer A Organic Corn silage, Sunflower tech Eco-pratacultural Co.,LTD. Bayannur City，Inner Mongolia,China No.550 East Changjiang Rd, Jingang AAK Zhangjiagang Ltd. Town,Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province, China +86-512-8959-5113 Handler(processing) D Organic Vegetable oil No.4 cuihu south road, Wuhua district, Kunming city, Nanwan Anient Tea Menufactur ing Co., Ltd. +86-871-6512-9513 Producer A Organic Tea Yunnan province. No.4 cuihu south road, Wuhua district, Kunming city, Nanwan Anient Tea Menufactur ing Co., Ltd. +86-871-6512-9513 Handler(processing) D Organic Pu-erh tea, black tea Yunnan province. Yixing Baiji agricultural science and Technology Huangjia Cun, Yangxiang Zhen, Yixing City ,Jiangsu, +86-136-0615-6137 Producer A Organic Rice Co., Ltd. China Bawa Slope in Tangma, Yinshan Village, Sitang Town, Guangxi Pingguo County Guzhou Tea Co., Ltd +86-137-6836-2565 Producer A Organic Tea Pingguo County, Guangxi, China Bawa Slope in Tangma, Yinshan Village, Sitang Town, Guangxi Pingguo County Guzhou Tea Co., Ltd +86-137-6836-2565 Handler(processing) D Organic Dark Tea, Green Tea , Black Tea, White Tea Pingguo County, Guangxi, China New culture town street, leye county, the Guangxi Guangxi Leye Changlun Tea Industry Co., Ltd. Zhuang Autonomous Region, China +86-189-7767-4729 Producer A Organic Tea New culture town street, leye county, the Guangxi Guangxi Leye Changlun Tea Industry Co., Ltd. Zhuang Autonomous Region, China +86-189-7767-4729 Handler(processing) D Organic Green Tea , Black Tea, White Tea Chaxiang Avenue, Lingyun County, Guangxi Province, Guangxi BaguiLingyun Tea Co.,Ltd +86-776-761-6222 Producer A Organic Tea China Chaxiang Avenue, Lingyun County, Guangxi Province, Guangxi BaguiLingyun Tea Co.,Ltd +86-776-761-6222 Handler(processing) D Organic Black tea, Green tea China Yongchang luyuan agricultural and animal Dongzhai town, yongchang county, jinchang city, gansu +86-182-0945-4956 Producer A Organic Alfalfa husbandry technology co. LTD province, China Tibet QiZheng Tibetan Barley Health Technology Linqiong gang Road,Lhasa Economic and Technological +86-150-9926-2031 Producer A Organic Highland barley （barley kernel）, Black Bean Ltd. Development Zone Dengkou County, Ba Zhen Bei grain station Yongjin two Dengkou three Xin Trade Co., Ltd. +86-136-0478-3204 Producer A Organic Corn, Corn stem and leaves society The Village Grass Planting Durbat Monggol Keltai village, Keltai township, Duerbert Mongol Nationality Autonomous County Professional +86-152-4810-9399 Producer A Organic Oats autonomous county, Daqing city, Heilongjiang province Cooperatives Zhao jia wan Biology Industy District,Chuxiong Yunnan morre garden biotechnology Park,Chuxiong City,Chuxiong State,Yunnan +86-153-3148-2055 Producer A Organic Walnut, Peeled Walnut Development co.,LTD Province,China Zhao jia wan Biology Industy District,Chuxiong Yunnan morre garden biotechnology Park,Chuxiong City,Chuxiong State,Yunnan +86-153-3148-2055 Handler(processing) D Organic Walnut oil, Walnut milk Development co.,LTD Province,China Liaoning Changbai Fairy Biological Technology Yahe Village,Yahe Township,Manchu +86-244-886-1611 Producer A Organic Walnut Co.,Ltd. Autonomous,Huanren,Benxi,Liaoning Liaoning Changbai Fairy Biological Technology Yahe Village,Yahe Township,Manchu +86-244-886-1611 Handler(processing) D Organic Walnut oil Co.,Ltd. Autonomous,Huanren,Benxi,Liaoning YIHAI KERRY (SHANGHAI) INTERNATIONAL 15 floor, Arawana Building, No 1379 Bocheng Road, +86-213-119-9820 Handler(trading) A Organic Sunflower oil TRADING CO LTD. Pudong New District, Shanghai Tengchong Gaoligong Mountain Ecological Tea No. 302, Guanyuan Community, Xiaqiluo Community, +86-182-8857-7307 Producer A Organic Tea, Tea fruits Co.,Ltd Tengyue Town, Tengchong City, Yunnan Province, China Tengchong Gaoligong Mountain Ecological Tea No. 302, Guanyuan Community, Xiaqiluo Community, +86-182-8857-7307 Handler(processing) D Organic Green tea, Fermented tea, Black tea Co.,Ltd Tengyue Town, Tengchong City, Yunnan Province, China Building 1-1, No. 599 Binjiang Road, Qinglong Street, Yunyang Yunshan Agr. Development Co, Ltd. +86-153-1070-5989 Producer A Organic Chrysanthemum Yunyang County, Chongqing, China Building 1-1, No. 599 Binjiang Road, Qinglong Street, Yunyang Yunshan Agr. Development Co, Ltd. +86-153-1070-5989 Handler(processing) D Organic Dried Chrysanthemum Yunyang County, Chongqing, China Inner Mongolia Mengniu Shengmu High tech Dairy Dengkou Industrial Park,Bayanur City, Inner +86-150-4728-3888 Handler (processing) D Organic Milk Co., Ltd. Mongolia,China 1 Tongxing Road, Economic & Technological Cargill Grain & Oilseeds (Nantong) Ltd. +86-136-6165-2046 Handler (processing) D Organic Coconut oil Development Zone, Nantong, Jiangsu Dalad Banner MuLeYuan Planting and Breeding Zhandanzhao Town Zhandanzhao village NO.4 , Dalat +86-150-4986-9610 Producer A Organic Alfalfa, Oat grass Farmers Professional Cooperative Banner, Inner Mongolia Urat base of Bayannur City Shengmu High-tech Eco- Bayin Wendur Village, Shajin Town, Dengkou County， +86-150-4789-3262 Producer A Organic Silage corn pratacultural Co.,LTD. Bayannur City，Inner Mongolia, China Inner Mongolia maoshengquan agriculture and Xindiying primary school, Zhonghe West Town, Dalate +86-153-7477-7327 Producer A Organic Alfalfa, Oat grass animal husbandry development Co., Ltd Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
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