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The key theme “Sustainable Growth” placed the focus on sustainable industry solutions
FOODEX Japan 2023 is moving to Tokyo Big Sight, the largest international exhibition center in Japan and closer to central Tokyo. The USA Pavilion at FOODEX Japan 2023 will be a total re-design and new. Japan is the top Asian market and fourth-largest global market for U.S. exports of consumer-oriented food products. FOODEX Japan is the l
FOODEX Japan 2023 is moving to Tokyo Big Sight, the largest international exhibition center in Japan and closer to central Tokyo. The USA Pavilion at FOODEX Japan 2023 will be a total re-design and new. Japan is the top Asian market and fourth-largest global market for U.S. exports of consumer-oriented food products. FOODEX Japan is the largest annual food and beverage trade show in Asia offering exhibitors access not only to Japan’s $788 billion food market but to many other lucrative Asian markets as well. In 2022, despite COVID-19 travel restrictions and restrictions on large in-person gatherings, FOODEX Japan attracted 33,726 visitors and welcomed 10 U.S. exhibitors. In 2021, FOODEX Japan attracted 25,754 visitors and welcomed 6 U.S. exhibitors.
Fermentation is the opposite of a new technology; we’ve been using it to make food and drink products like beer and wine, yogurt, miso, and kimchi for thousands of years. But what’s very old is new again, as science is tapping into this ancient process to create many of the most modern animal-free food products—meat, dairy and egg substit
Fermentation is the opposite of a new technology; we’ve been using it to make food and drink products like beer and wine, yogurt, miso, and kimchi for thousands of years. But what’s very old is new again, as science is tapping into this ancient process to create many of the most modern animal-free food products—meat, dairy and egg substitutes—that are showing up on grocery shelves in increasing numbers every day.
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