Browse Processed Rice Products OEM and contract manufacturers in Japan. Find manufacturing partners for private label and contract production. Filter by small lot options and sample availability. Free consultations available.
6 manufacturers
A food processing company providing integrated manufacturing and delivery of prepared breads such as sandwiches and onigiri since 1981. Handles everything from planning and development to manufacturing and direct delivery at its own factory. Small-lot production available from 100 units, with menu development support also offered.
A frozen rice OEM manufacturer based in Tosu City, Saga Prefecture. Utilizes proton freezing technology to preserve the freshness of freshly cooked rice in frozen onigiri, mixed grain rice, sekihan, and okowa. Incorporates customer requirements at every stage from ingredient sourcing, rice cooking, seasoning, to forming, producing numerous products with regional character and originality.
A comprehensive food manufacturer in Osaka, spun off from a school meal catering operation. The rice division handles OEM production of white rice, red rice, vinegared rice, seasoned rice, and onigiri. The company also has bakery and sweets divisions covering bread, Western confectionery, and Japanese confectionery for foodservice OEM. A prepared foods and vegetables division is also well-established.
Spun off from a school meal bread company. The company handles OEM manufacturing of bread, Western confectionery, and Japanese confectionery from small lots.
An OEM manufacturer specializing in nori (seaweed) and marine processed food products. Handles contract processing, OEM, and product commercialization consultations. Offers contract manufacturing of diverse nori products including seasoned nori, nori furikake (rice seasoning), and onigiri nori sheets. Supports product development tailored to client needs through proprietary processing technologies.
Founded in 1909 (Meiji 42). Achieves 5-year long-term preservation without preservatives through the patented "pressurized special heating method." Supplies 1.5 million meals annually to Japan's Self-Defense Forces and has signed a disaster relief supply procurement agreement with Hiroshima Prefecture.