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Japanese firms offer new options for people with food allergies

Business May 12, 2022

Japanese firms offer new options for people with food allergies

With the growing availability of plant-based ingredients, problematic items such as eggs can be avoided.

<i>Potesara:</i> Japan’s ‘most familiar and loved salad’

Food & Drink | JAPANESE KITCHEN Jul 18, 2020

Potesara: Japan’s ‘most familiar and loved salad’

by Makiko Itoh

A recent Twitter controversy about potato salad has brought the much-loved dish back into the national spotlight.

Some factories in western Japan still down a month after rain disaster

Business / Corporate Aug 16, 2018

Some factories in western Japan still down a month after rain disaster

Damaged roads, train tracks and other transportation infrastructure are preventing factories in western Japan from reaching a full recovery a month after deadly rains killed over 200 people in the region. Mazda Motor Corp. has resumed production at its headquarters plant in Fuchu, Hiroshima Prefecture, ...

TV | CHANNEL SURF Jul 10, 2015

New 1960s-style cop drama; veteran actors playing hard-boiled detectives; CM of the Week: Kewpie

by Philip Brasor

The title of TV Asahi's new police drama, "Keiji Shichinin" ("Seven Detectives"; Thurs., 9 p.m.), is meant to strike a chord with older viewers who will remember "Shichinin no Keiji," one of the most popular series of the 1960s — a cop show that ...

Kewpie adapts its menu to feed a graying nation

National Aug 19, 2014

Kewpie adapts its menu to feed a graying nation

by Minami Funakoshi

Back in 1960, Kewpie Corp. began selling canned baby food, sensing a chance to catch a wave of young families raising kids in an economy roaring back to growth after the devastation of World War II. Almost 55 years later, the Tokyo-based company sees a ...

Business / Corporate Jul 17, 2013

Kewpie to raise jam product prices for first time in 23 years

Kewpie Corp. said Wednesday it will raise prices on major jam products by 4 to 7 percent, starting with shipments on Sept. 2, due to higher costs of imported fruits amid the yen's depreciation against other currencies. The price increase on jam products will be ...

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