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Eiwa Holdings Japanese food ingredients, citrus oils, Halal dashi, Dutch onion concentrate Brix 72, Tomin frozen sushi, Drinkable Daifuku, and buckwheat groats
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Discover Japan's Finest Food Ingredients. Bring Them to Your Market.

Eiwa Holdings and Eiwa Bussan (Tokyo) are exploring international distribution and strategic commercial partnerships for a distinctive portfolio of food ingredients: Japanese citrus oils, Halal dashi, Dutch onion concentrate Brix 72, Tomin liquid-frozen sushi, Drinkable Daifuku, and buckwheat groats.

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出身国Japan
ターゲット市場Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Middle East & Gulf, North America, Global
パートナータイプImporter, Distributor, Retailer, Foodservice
独占権Territorial and channel distribution agreements considered on qualified inquiry based on partner capability
投資要件Commercial container, pallet, or MOQ schedules determined by product category (e.g., drum/bottle packaging for citrus oils vs. frozen container freight for Tomin sushi). Landed cost models and MOQ details provided upon qualified commercial inquiry.
ステータスActive Lead Opportunity — Global Partner Search

概要

Eiwa Holdings and Eiwa Bussan are Tokyo-based specialists in food flavorings, additives and ingredients, exploring international distribution and strategic commercial partnerships for a carefully selected portfolio of distinctive culinary products. From aromatic Japanese citrus oils and specialist dashi to frozen sushi, premium confectionery, Japanese buckwheat groats and concentrated onion ingredients, the product range creates opportunities for experienced importers, food manufacturers, restaurant groups, hospitality operators and premium retailers. Partner Market Global invites qualified businesses to register interest in relevant products and territories. Commencing full-scale international expansion in July 2026, Eiwa Holdings adapts and repositions Japan's unique ingredient craft and culinary technologies to meet specific international market demands. In partnership with Japan Industrial Promotion (JIP), the company provides prospective overseas partners with structured commercial access, verified manufacturing credentials, and tailored product formats suited for Southeast Asia, the Gulf region, North America, and qualified global markets.

主なハイライト

  • ✓ Established Tokyo Trading Company in Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku
  • ✓ Specialists in Flavorings, Food Additives & Functional Ingredients
  • ✓ International Expansion Initiative in Partnership with JIP Japan
  • ✓ 6 Distinct High-Value Product Categories
  • ✓ High-Value Japanese Citrus Oils (Yuzu, Sudachi, Kabosu, Naoshichi)
  • ✓ Traditional Bonito & Kelp Halal Dashi for Muslim Foodservice Markets
  • ✓ Dutch-Origin 12–14x Onion Concentrate (Brix 72) for Industrial Umami
  • ✓ Tomin Liquid Cold-Sleep Frozen Sushi Technology (Chef Quality Thawed)
  • ✓ Contemporary 'Drinkable Daifuku' Modern Confectionery Lineup
  • ✓ Locally Sourced Whole-Grain Japanese Buckwheat Groats (Sobanomi)
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🌿 FEATURED B2B FOOD INGREDIENTS OPPORTUNITY

Interested in Importing or Distributing Eiwa Holdings Food Ingredients?

Partner Market Global facilitates direct qualified B2B commercial introductions between verified importers, food manufacturers, and restaurant groups with Eiwa Holdings Co., Ltd. / Eiwa Bussan Co., Ltd. in Tokyo, introduced via Japan Industrial Promotion (JIP).

CORPORATE PROFILE • TOKYO, JAPAN

Eiwa Holdings & Eiwa Bussan: Tokyo Food Ingredient Specialists

Headquartered in Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Eiwa Holdings Co., Ltd. and its trading arm Eiwa Bussan Co., Ltd. (official website: eiwa-trade.co.jp) are specialized Japanese commercial operators supplying food flavorings, additives, functional ingredients, lactic acid bacteria, and international culinary solutions.

In collaboration with Japan Industrial Promotion (JIP), Eiwa Holdings is currently developing international distribution partnerships for a carefully curated export portfolio of six commercial product categories. Priority geographical regions include Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines), with secondary consideration for Middle Eastern, North American, and European markets subject to regulatory matching.

Partner Market Global conducts pre-qualification to connect serious commercial importers, industrial food processors, hospitality procurement leaders, and distributor networks with authorized commercial principals at Eiwa Holdings.

Eiwa Holdings At A Glance

  • 🏢 Headquarters: Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0083, Japan
  • 🌐 Official Website: www.eiwa-trade.co.jp
  • 🤝 Introduction Partner: Japan Industrial Promotion (JIP)
  • 📦 Export Portfolio: 6 Distinct B2B Commercial Product Categories
  • 🌏 Priority Target Regions: Southeast Asia, Middle East, Global
  • ⚖️ Regulatory Integrity: Clear distinction between domestic Japanese & imported Dutch lines
Tokyo HQKojimachi, Chiyoda-ku
6 LinesExport Categories
Brix 72High-Purity Concentrate
-30°C LiquidTomin Ultra-Rapid Freezing
EXPORT PRODUCT CATALOGUE • JULY 2026

The Eiwa Export Portfolio: Six Commercial Product Lines

Each category serves distinct culinary and manufacturing sectors, backed by supplier catalogue specifications and verified trade documentation:

Authentic Japanese citrus oils Yuzu Sudachi Kabosu Naoshichi bottles and fresh fruit
Japanese Citrus LineCatalog Halal / Kosher Claim

1. Japanese Citrus & Ginger Essential Oils

Aromatic cold-pressed and steam-distilled essential oils derived from Japan's most prized regional citrus fruits: Yuzu, Sudachi, Kabosu, and Naoshichi, alongside specialty Japanese Ginger Oil.

Indicative Annual Production Quantities (Supplier Catalog):
  • Yuzu Oil: ~11,200 kg
  • Sudachi Oil: ~400 kg | Kabosu Oil: ~300 kg
  • Naoshichi Oil: ~250 kg | Ginger Oil: ~150 kg
*Note: Quantities reflect supplier catalogue figures and require seasonal harvest confirmation.

Commercial Applications: Craft beverages, luxury confectionery, dressings, sauces, high-end perfumery, cosmetics, and fragrance formulation.

⚠️ Certification Notice: The catalogue describes these oils as Halal and Kosher certified. Partner Market Global verifies specific certificates, certifying bodies, and covered SKUs during buyer qualification.

Halal Japanese Dashi umami broth seasoning with bonito shavings and kombu kelp
Authentic UmamiCatalog Halal Certified Claim

2. Halal Japanese Dashi Seasoning

Traditional Japanese dashi seasoning engineered to deliver authentic umami depth using classic ingredients such as bonito (katsuo) and kelp (kombu). Formulated specifically to allow professional kitchens and food manufacturers to prepare genuine Japanese culinary bases in compliance with halal dietary requirements.

Target Commercial Channels: Japanese restaurant chains in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, foodservice distributors, central kitchen commissaries, noodle broth manufacturing, and institutional catering.

⚠️ Verification Note: The catalogue indicates Halal certification; however, certifying bodies, packaging formats, and covered SKU formulations are confirmed directly with buyers upon formal territory inquiry.

Premium Onion Concentrate Brix 72 thick golden liquid ingredient from Netherlands
Netherlands OriginBrix 72 High ConcentrationImported by Eiwa Bussan

3. Onion Concentrate Brix 72 (Netherlands Origin)

A premium, viscous concentrated liquid onion ingredient produced using advanced low-temperature vacuum evaporation technology. Approximately 12–14 kg of fresh onions are concentrated into 1 kg of finished product at Brix 72, preserving natural sweetness, aromatic allium volatile compounds, and rich color without scorching or burnt notes.

Important Origin & Compliance Statement:
This ingredient originates in the Netherlands and is imported into Japan by Eiwa Bussan Co., Ltd. It must not be marketed as Japanese domestic origin. Halal certification status is currently unconfirmed and subject to verification.

Industrial & Culinary Applications: Curry bases, demi-glace and brown sauces, instant noodle broth pastes, commercial ramen soups, marinades, dressings, and prepared ready-meals.

Tomin liquid-frozen sushi platters nigiri rolls and unagi bowls by Uota Japan
Tomin Liquid-Frozen TechManufactured by Uota (魚太)Strict -18°C Cold Chain

4. Tomin Liquid-Frozen Sushi & Seafood (Manufacturer: Uota)

Manufactured by specialist Japanese seafood and sushi maker Uota (株式会社魚太) utilizing revolutionary Tomin (凍眠) liquid-freezing technology. By plunging packaged sushi into liquid coolant at approximately -30°C, freezing occurs up to 20 times faster than blast freezing, preventing large ice crystals from tearing cell walls. Thawed sushi maintains identical mouthfeel, sushi rice fluffiness, and sashimi firmness to freshly rolled sushi.

Product Lineup: Frozen sushi party platters, individual retail sushi packs, and premium Japanese unagi (glazed eel) bowls.

⚠️ Cold-Chain & Halal Notice: Requires uninterrupted ≤ -18°C frozen cold-chain shipping from Japan to customer. This product line does not hold Halal certification.

Drinkable Daifuku ItWokashi modern Japanese melt-in-mouth mochi confection in 6 flavours
Modern Wagashi (ItWokashi)6 Gourmet FlavoursFrozen Storage

5. Drinkable Daifuku (Brand: ItWokashi / イトヲカシ)

An innovative modern reinterpretation of traditional Japanese daifuku mochi created by ItWokashi (イトヲカシ). Featuring an extraordinarily silky, melt-in-the-mouth texture that creates a novel "drinkable" confectionery sensation while preserving classic Japanese confection craftsmanship.

Flavour Assortment:Uji Matcha & White Bean, Strawberry & Cream, Yuzu, Roasted Green Tea (Hojicha), Black Sesame, and seasonal releases.

ℹ️ Specification Note: Shipped frozen; served thawed and chilled. Does not hold Halal or Kosher certification. Suited for premium Japanese cafés, dessert bars, luxury gifting, and department store specialty food halls.

Japanese buckwheat groats Sobanomi whole kernels on ceramic dish with soba noodles and plant
100% Japanese OriginWhole Buckwheat GroatsHigh Dietary Fiber & Rutin

6. Japanese Buckwheat Groats (Sobanomi / 蕎麦の実)

100% Japanese domestically cultivated buckwheat groats (Fagopyrum esculentum). Naturally packed with dietary fiber, plant-based protein, and potent antioxidant rutin (quercetin-3-rutinoside). Celebrated in Japan as a superfood and functional whole grain.

Culinary Applications: Simmered together with rice (sobanomi gohan), grain salad bowls, porridge, artisanal soba flour milling, craft brewing adjuncts, and health food toppings.

⚠️ Allergen & Cross-Contact Compliance: While buckwheat is botanically a pseudo-cereal seed and inherently gluten-free, formal commercial gluten-free guarantees against agricultural cross-contact with wheat/barley must be verified per shipment batch. Does not hold Halal or Kosher certification.

TRADE COMPLIANCE DISCLOSURE

B2B Certification & Sourcing Verification Matrix

Partner Market Global maintains rigorous transparency standards. The table below delineates manufacturer catalogue statements from formal verification requirements:

Product CategoryGeographic OriginSupplier Catalog ClaimsPMG Verification RequirementLogistics / Cold Chain
Japanese Citrus OilsJapanHalal & Kosher certified; annual production figures listedCertificates, certifying bodies, and covered SKUs to be confirmed during trade matchAmbient / Cool dark storage (tamper-evident bottles/drums)
Japanese Dashi SeasoningJapanHalal certified traditional seasoningCertifying authority and formulation details to be verified before supply agreementAmbient dry storage
Onion Concentrate Brix 72Netherlands (Imported by Eiwa Bussan)12–14:1 low-temp concentration, Brix 72Must NOT be marketed as Japanese origin; Halal status unconfirmedAmbient / Cool storage
Tomin Frozen Sushi (Uota)Japan (Produced by Uota)-30°C Tomin liquid freezing; platters & eel bowlsNot Halal certifiedStrict unbroken ≤ -18°C frozen cold chain required
Drinkable Daifuku (ItWokashi)Japan6 gourmet flavours, silky melt-in-mouth textureNot Halal or Kosher certifiedFrozen storage (≤ -18°C); thaw and serve chilled
Sobanomi Buckwheat GroatsJapan100% domestic Japanese buckwheat; high fiber & rutinInherently gluten-free botanic seed; batch cross-contact verification required for GF claims; Not Halal/KosherAmbient dry grain storage
PARTNERSHIP CRITERIA

Target Partner Profiles for Eiwa Holdings Portfolio

Eiwa Holdings seeks experienced international business partners across eight core commercial profiles:

1. Specialty Food Ingredient DistributorsImporters supplying natural flavorings, botanical extracts, and concentrated culinary bases to local manufacturers.
2. Beverage & Flavoring ManufacturersIndustrial producers seeking authentic Yuzu and citrus oils for craft sodas, RTD teas, and confectionery.
3. Japanese Food & HORECA ImportersDistributors supplying authentic Japanese ingredients, dashi, and specialty seasonings to regional dining outlets.
4. Restaurant Chains & Central KitchensRamen and Japanese dining groups requiring consistent high-potency onion concentrate and dashi broth bases.
5. Luxury Hotels & High-End CaterersHospitality properties seeking premium Tomin frozen sushi platters and Drinkable Daifuku for banquets and VIP lounges.
6. Airline Catering ProcurementIn-flight dining kitchens requiring shelf-stable concentrated flavor ingredients and thaw-stable frozen meal solutions.
7. Premium Supermarkets & RetailersGourmet grocery chains in Southeast Asia and Middle East seeking innovative Wagashi sweets and Japanese groats.
8. Natural Health & Functional Food BrandsWellness brands seeking authentic Japanese buckwheat groats rich in dietary fiber and antioxidant rutin.
PARTNERSHIP ONBOARDING PROTOCOL

Five-Step Commercial Introduction Workflow

Partner Market Global and Japan Industrial Promotion (JIP) structure introductions via a secure five-step process:

STEP 1B2B Inquiry ScreeningBuyer registers interest, specifying target product lines and distribution channel.
STEP 2Technical ReviewConfidential technical specification sheets, Brix values, and shelf-life data provided.
STEP 3Sample EvaluationTest samples coordinated for sensory tasting, formulation testing, or kitchen trials.
STEP 4Compliance & CertsImport documentation, Halal certificates, and country-specific food labeling aligned.
STEP 5Direct Commercial AgreementCommercial contract and shipment logistics executed directly with Eiwa Holdings in Tokyo.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions About Eiwa Holdings

Detailed answers to common commercial, compliance, and product queries:

1. What products are included in Eiwa Holdings' export portfolio?▼
Eiwa Holdings offers six distinct product categories: Japanese citrus oils (Yuzu, Sudachi, Kabosu, Naoshichi, Ginger), Halal-certified Japanese dashi seasoning, Dutch-origin onion concentrate Brix 72 (imported by Eiwa Bussan), Tomin liquid-frozen sushi (platters, packs, unagi bowls), Drinkable Daifuku (ItWokashi modern mochi confectionery in 6 flavours), and premium whole Japanese buckwheat groats (Sobanomi).
2. Are all products in the Eiwa Holdings portfolio Halal-certified?▼
No. Halal certification varies by product category. Japanese citrus oils and Japanese dashi are described as Halal in supplier catalogue materials, but specific certifying bodies, certificates, and covered SKUs require confirmation during commercial qualification. The Onion Concentrate Brix 72 (Netherlands origin) currently has unconfirmed Halal status. Tomin Frozen Sushi, Drinkable Daifuku, and Buckwheat Groats do not hold Halal certification.
3. Where does the Onion Concentrate Brix 72 originate?▼
The Onion Concentrate Brix 72 is produced in the Netherlands and imported into Japan by Eiwa Bussan Co., Ltd. It is concentrated 12–14:1 using low-temperature vacuum evaporation to preserve fresh allium sweetness and aroma. It is not of Japanese domestic origin.
4. What freezing technology is used for Tomin Frozen Sushi, and what cold-chain conditions are required?▼
The sushi is produced by specialist manufacturer Uota (株式会社魚太) using Tomin liquid freezing technology. By freezing through liquid coolant at approximately -30°C, ice crystals remain microscopic, preventing cellular wall damage and drip loss upon thawing. The product requires strict uninterrupted -18°C or lower cold-chain logistics from Japan to destination.
5. Can the Drinkable Daifuku and Sobanomi Buckwheat be certified Kosher or Gluten-Free?▼
According to supplier catalogue documentation, Drinkable Daifuku does not hold Kosher or Halal certifications. Whole Japanese Buckwheat Groats (Sobanomi) are inherently gluten-free botanical seeds (Polygonaceae), but commercial guarantees against potential agricultural cross-contact with gluten-containing grains (wheat, barley) must be formally confirmed per batch before retail labelling claims.
6. What target partner profiles is Eiwa Holdings seeking?▼
Eiwa Holdings is seeking specialist B2B food ingredient distributors, industrial food flavoring/additive companies, Japanese food & HORECA importers, restaurant groups & central kitchens, international hotel chains, airline catering procurement, and premium supermarket/health food buyers.
7. Which international geographic markets are prioritized?▼
Primary priority markets include Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines), with secondary evaluation for the Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia), North America (USA, Canada), and Europe, subject to import regulatory feasibility and partner qualification.
8. How does the commercial introduction and sampling process work through Partner Market Global?▼
Partner Market Global screens qualified B2B trade inquiries in partnership with Japan Industrial Promotion (JIP). After initial verification of company credentials, target territory, and cold-chain/import capabilities, qualified buyers receive confidential product technical sheets, export pricing discussions, and test sample coordination directly with Eiwa Holdings' international trade team.

企業の背景

Company: Eiwa Holdings Co., Ltd. / Eiwa Bussan Co., Ltd. (永和ホールディングス / 永和物産株式会社) Headquarters: Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan Official Website: https://www.eiwa-trade.co.jp/ Profile: Specialized trading company supplying food flavorings, food additives, functional ingredients, lactic acid bacteria, and international culinary components. Commercial Facilitation: Introduced through Japan Industrial Promotion (JIP) and represented internationally via Partner Market Global. International Strategy: Commenced July 2026 international expansion program targeting Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines), selected Gulf countries, and North America.

製品/サービス/フランチャイズの詳細

Comprehensive Six-Category Commercial Portfolio: 1. Japanese Citrus Oils (Supplier Catalogue Halal & Kosher — Subject to Certificate Verification): - Pure cold-pressed and distilled essence oils from authentic Japanese citrus varieties. - Core Lineup & Indicative Annual Catalogue Capacities: Yuzu (11,200 kg/year), Sudachi (400 kg/year), Kabosu (300 kg/year), Naoshichi (250 kg/year - rare Kochi Prefecture variety), and Ginger Oil (150 kg/year). Note: Quantities represent supplier catalogue indicative capacities requiring current confirmation. - Distilled Lineup: Extended distilled citrus essences including Hyuganatsu, Ponkan, and Lemon. - Applications: Premium RTD beverages, soft drinks, ponzu sauces, dressing manufacture, ramen broth finishing, cosmetics and skincare (brightening, collagen support, shampoos/serums), and aromatherapy (hotel/spa ambient fragrance, fine fragrances). - Certifications: Supplier catalogue lists Halal and Kosher certifications; specific certificates, certifying bodies, validity periods, and covered SKUs require confirmation before commercial commitments. 2. Halal Japanese Dashi (Umami Broth Seasoning): - Authentic Japanese umami seasoning crafted from dried bonito (katsuobushi) and kelp (kombu), capturing synergistic glutamic and inosinic acids for refined umami. - Applications: Japanese restaurant chains, ramen and hot pot broth bases, noodle soup stocks, professional foodservice kitchens, food manufacturing. - Formats: Liquid, sachet, and powder formats to be confirmed based on territory and volume requirements. - Certifications: The catalogue describes this category as Halal certified; certifying body, product range, packaging, and exact formulations require confirmation prior to commercial commitments. 3. Onion Concentrate Brix 72 (Netherlands Origin — Eiwa Bussan Import): - High-concentration liquid onion ingredient produced using advanced low-temperature concentration technology. - Concentration Factor: Approximately 12–14 kg of fresh onions are concentrated into 1 kg of finished liquid product (Brix 72). - Origin Note: Produced in the Netherlands and imported by Eiwa Bussan. Not Japanese-origin. - Applications: Curry production, yakiniku/BBQ sauces, salad dressings, prepared foods, soups, ramen, retort foods, snack seasonings. - Certification: The catalogue specifically states Halal certification is UNCONFIRMED (despite the introduction mentioning Halal onion concentrate). Displayed as subject to verification, not certified. 4. Tomin Frozen Sushi (Cold-Sleep Liquid Freezing Technology): - Premium Japanese sushi produced using proprietary Tomin ("凍眠") liquid freezing technology by manufacturer Uota (株式会社魚太 / 日本料理 うお太). - Technology: Sub-zero liquid brine freezing preserves cellular wall integrity without ice crystal puncture, allowing thawed sushi to retain chef-prepared texture, moisture, and aroma. - Lineup: Assorted sushi platters, individually packaged portions, and unagi rice bowls. - Target Channels: Japanese restaurants, premium supermarkets, luxury hotels, airline catering, frozen food importers. - Regulatory & Certification: Cold-chain (-18°C), import regulations, shelf life, and product specifications must be confirmed. Frozen sushi is not presented as Halal certified. 5. Drinkable Daifuku (Modern Wagashi Confectionery): - Contemporary reinterpretation of traditional Japanese mochi confectionery (ItWokashi series) combining traditional wagashi craft with social-media appeal. - Flavors: Strawberry & Pink Pepper, Oolong Tea & Almond Tofu, Chunky Red Bean Paste & Cream, Sesame & Mango, Grape & Wine, Matcha & Lemon. - Target Channels: Specialty food distributors, dessert chains, high-end cafes, Japanese confectionery importers, premium grocery, hospitality. - Specifications: Halal and Kosher certifications have not been obtained according to the catalogue. Storage conditions (frozen/refrigerated/ambient), detailed ingredient specifications, and shelf life await confirmation. 6. Japanese Buckwheat Groats / Sobanomi (Raw Whole Grain Superfood): - Premium whole-grain buckwheat sourced directly from Japanese regional producers (brand: 'Sobanomi nomi nomise' / sobanominomi.official.ec). - Whole-grain form enjoyed prior to milling into soba flour; rich in rutin, plant protein, and dietary fiber. - Applications: Healthy meals, whole-grain porridge, salads, risotto-style dishes, bakery inclusions, specialist health-food retail. - Target Channels: Premium supermarkets, health-food distributors, wellness foodservice operators. - Allergen & Certification Note: Avoid unsupported certification claims, especially regarding gluten-free guarantees and facility cross-contact controls.

市場機会

Strategic International Market Opportunities: - Southeast Asia Growth Dynamics: Over 280 million Muslim consumers reside across Southeast Asia, with Indonesia and Malaysia accounting for ~95%. The demand for authentic Japanese cuisine, Halal-compliant seasonings, and high-quality Japanese culinary ingredients is growing rapidly. Furthermore, the combined population of Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines exceeds 500 million, creating vast consumer reach for innovative Japanese F&B products. - Citrus Essential Oil Global Expansion: The global yuzu essential oil market reached USD 178 million in 2024 and is projected to expand to USD 323 million by 2033 at a 6.7% CAGR, with Southeast Asian aroma and flavor markets growing at +22% annually. Yuzu adoption in beauty and skincare has reached 12% in leading Asian cosmetic hubs. - Food Manufacturing & Foodservice Efficiency: Products such as 12–14x concentrated onion extract (Brix 72) and authentic bonito/kombu dashi allow commercial sauce manufacturers and restaurant chains to enhance flavor depth, reduce kitchen preparation labor, and maintain consistent quality across multi-unit operations. - Turnkey Cold-Chain & Gourmet Retail: Tomin frozen sushi and Drinkable Daifuku allow high-end retailers, luxury hotels, and international airline catering operators to offer authentic Japanese chef craftsmanship without relying on on-site master sushi chefs.

理想のパートナープロファイル

Eiwa Holdings is seeking established B2B commercial partners across multiple specialized categories: - Specialist Food Ingredient Distributors: Companies supplying food manufacturers, bakeries, beverage companies, and seasoning producers. - Japanese & Asian Food Importers: Established trading houses supplying restaurants, Asian grocers, and HORECA clients. - Japanese Restaurant Chains & Foodservice Operators: Multi-unit dining groups seeking authentic dashi, citrus oils, or Tomin sushi solutions. - Luxury Hotels & Airline Catering Concessionaires: Procurement teams looking for premium sushi platters, dessert confections, or ambient food amenities. - Premium Supermarket & High-End Grocery Buyers: Retail buyers seeking differentiated Japanese specialty foods and ancient grain superfoods. - Beverage & Functional Drink Manufacturers: RTD beverage companies seeking authentic yuzu, sudachi, kabosu, and ginger essence oils. - Cosmetics & Personal Care Formulators: Beauty brands seeking natural Japanese citrus oils with proven antioxidant, vitamin C, and aromatherapy credentials. - Frozen Food & Cold-Chain Specialists: Importers with verified unbroken -18°C cold-chain infrastructure for sushi logistics.

ビジネスモデル

Direct trading house supply on standard FOB Japan (or CIF target port) commercial terms. Wholesale distribution, HORECA procurement, manufacturing bulk supply, and retail channel partnerships. Minimum order quantities (MOQs), landed cost models, sample availability, packaging options (e.g. bulk drums, food-grade containers, consumer retail packs), and export documentation provided upon partner qualification.

地域の可用性

Priority evaluation for Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines), selected Gulf countries, and North America. Open for qualified country and regional distribution discussions globally. Potential territorial agreements evaluated based on partner market track record and commercial commitments.

利用可能なドキュメント

▣Japanese Citrus Oil Specifications & Indicative Production Schedule
▣Dutch Onion Concentrate Brix 72 Technical Data Sheet
▣Tomin Liquid Freezing Frozen Sushi Overview & Lineup Sheet
▣Drinkable Daifuku Confectionery Presentation
▣Buckwheat Groats (Sobanomi) Sourcing & Nutrition Sheet
▣Confidential Wholesale Pricing & MOQ Schedule (On Qualified Inquiry)

なぜ私たちとパートナーになるのか

  • 消費者需要の高い実証済みの製品
  • 競争力のある価格とマージン
  • 完全なパートナーサポート
  • 柔軟なパートナーシップモデル
  • 長期的な成長志向

リスクとメモ

Import regulations, customs tariff classifications, cold-chain logistics, and food safety standards vary by target market and product category. Certification status must be independently validated per SKU: citrus oils and dashi are catalogued with Halal credentials requiring certificate verification; Dutch onion concentrate Halal status is unconfirmed; frozen sushi and drinkable daifuku do not carry Halal certification. Dutch onion concentrate originates from the Netherlands. Frozen sushi requires unbroken -18°C cold-chain logistics and local veterinary/health clearance. Buckwheat groats are whole grains but cannot guarantee zero allergen cross-contact in shared facilities. Commercial volumes, MOQs, and landed costs are subject to contract.

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