Food & Beverage

The first months of 2023 have seen the promotion of Italian products and know-hows in a wide range of sectors from food and fashion to renewable energy.

38 companies from Abruzzo, Italy, participated in the first edition of the international Foodex Japan fair (Tokyo, 7-10 March 2023) open to international exhibitors after the break imposed by the pandemic.

The Lithuania Japan Food Business Forum will focus on future prospects for high quality food in the context of global (trade) challenges as well as challenges and opportunities in the post-COVID-19 world. What might be the silver lining in the crisis and how might the food business use this to build a more prosperous food industry?

The Ireland Japan Chamber of Commerce announces the launch of a Food, Beverage and Hospitality Committee.

The main scope of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ICCJ) is to promote Made in Italy in Japan. Having said that, the way the ICCJ has been doing so has changed significantly in the past 10 years.

Japan has a flourishing premium food market which is one of the best in the world. Japanese demand for great tasting, high-quality and innovative food brands from EU firms remains very strong. In fact, because competition between retailers is intensifying, demand for new and exciting products from the EU not yet sold in Japan is increasing. There has never been a better time to sell to Japan.

The EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement entered into force in February 2019. One of the main sectors promoted in this agreement is food.