Hichifuku Jozo is described as the only JAS-certified organic shiro shoyu (white soy sauce) maker in Japan using organic wheat and organic soybeans. White soy sauce uses a high wheat-to-soybean ratio (~90:10) and short fermentation to yield a pale, lightly sweet, amber seasoning that flavors dishes without darkening them. It is sold internationally via Japanese-specialty e-commerce. A niche premium category increasingly used by Western chefs for clear broths and dashimaki.
The supplierAichi white-soy-sauce specialist; sole JAS-organic shiro shoyu maker per cited sources
Why it sells abroadOnly JAS-organic white soy sauce; pale seasoning for clear dishes
Buyer's brief ✓ SOURCES VERIFIED
CertificationsOrganic: (confirmed) — JAS-certified; Hichifuku Jozo (Aichi, since 1950) is the ONLY certified-organic shiro shoyu maker in Japan, using JAS-certified organic wheat & soybeans (90:10). Lighter/short-ferment.
Available inUnited States, United Kingdom, France, Germany
HandlingAmbient
Price tierPremium
ChannelSpecialty
Export readinessGrowing export
HS code2103.10
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