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Oryza plans healthy growth in nutraceuticals market

“We’ve introduced things like Sakura Extract (Japanese cherry blossom extract) and Fucoxanthin (the extract of konbu and wakame, a Japanese seaweed) to the world”
Hiromichi Murai, President & CEO, Oryza Oil & Fat Chemical Co., Ltd.

Over the last decade or so, the growing global appetite for Japanese food has been seemingly insatiable. It is not hard to understand why, when typical Japanese dishes are not only renowned for their extraordinary flavour, but also for their relative healthiness.

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