Miso OEM & Contract Manufacturers

Founded in 2020, Lace Foods specializes in OEM manufacturing of original emergency foods with a focus on local production for local consumption. Their product lineup includes freeze-dried rice, miso soup, and fruits.

Part of the Commissary Eight Group, established in 1998. IFD specializes in manufacturing emergency rations and health foods using freeze-dry technology. The company holds both FSSC 22000 and ISO 22000 certifications.

Established in 1971, this cooperative produces approximately two-thirds of Ishikawa Prefecture's total miso output. They have the capacity to fill up to one million spout pouches per month, serving both their own brands and OEM clients.

Brewing manufacturer founded in 1921 (Taisho 10). Building on their miso, tamari, and soy sauce brewing base, they offer OEM for sauces, soup stocks, pasta sauces, and retort foods. Equipped with retort sterilization systems for end-to-end support from planning to mass production.

Established soy sauce brewery founded in 1882 and incorporated in 1950. Offers extensive OEM production spanning soy sauce, miso, pasta sauce, hot pot soup base, retort foods, and spices. HACCP implemented across all three factories with SQF international certification.

Founded in 1830 (first year of the Tenpo era). Known for their signature product "Tsukete Miso Kakete Miso," Nakamo is a miso and seasoning manufacturer producing soybean miso and rice miso. They handle OEM contract manufacturing of miso sauces and sauce products, compatible with spout containers, BIB, and bottle containers.

An established miso and soy sauce brewing company founded in 1906. Provides OEM contract manufacturing of custom condiments tailored to each client's specifications. Capable of filling containers ranging from 150ml PET bottles to 20L QB containers, with additional production lines for small sachets and spout packs. First company in Kumamoto Prefecture to obtain HACCP certification.

Founded in 1928. A natural-fermentation soybean-miso maker known for over 80 years as "Kuramoto Masuzuka Miso". Holds approximately 400 large cedar barrels (the most in Japan) and continues to use natural fermentation with long aging (1.5+ years). For OEM contract manufacturing, supports custom labeling and package design.

Founded in 1870, a long-established brewing manufacturer based in Kagoshima, known by the brand name "Hishiku". The company provides OEM contract manufacturing services for miso, soy sauce, and processed condiments, with minimum production runs of approximately 400kg and lead times as short as 2 weeks. The company accommodates diverse packaging specifications ranging from small sachets of 5g to PET bottles and cardboard boxes.

Founded in 1891, Fukuyama Jozo is a leading soy sauce and miso manufacturer in Hokkaido (brand name "Tomoe"). Their Naebo factory is designated as a Hokkaido Heritage site. They produce miso, soy sauce, tsuyu, sauces, and also offer commercial products.

Founded in Meiji 44. A brewing manufacturer headquartered in Kanazawa Ōno, one of Japan's five major soy sauce production regions. Offers OEM contract manufacturing for soy sauce, miso, amazake, dressing, mentsuyu, and other products. Holds FSSC22000, Halal, and Organic certifications, and possesses liquid small-package filling equipment.

Founded in Meiji 7, the only traditional miso brewery in the Owari region. Specializes in wooden barrel-fermented soybean miso and accommodates small-lot OEM production. Provides contract manufacturing of yakiniku sauce, ponzu, noodle broth, dressing, ramen soup, and other products based on miso and soy sauce.

A leading condiment manufacturer representing Kyushu. With state-of-the-art production facilities and time-honored fermentation technology, the company provides OEM manufacturing for a wide range of condiments including soy sauce, miso, noodle broth, soup, fermented vinegar, and sauce. The company's strength lies in product development that leverages natural flavors.

An established soy sauce brewery founded in Meiji 10. Primarily manufactures sweet soy sauce from Kyushu, along with dashi, miso, and freeze-dried miso soup. Offers OEM manufacturing of specialized soy sauces and condiments for sushi restaurants and ramen establishments.

A leading soy milk manufacturer in Japan headquartered in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture. With miso and soy milk as core business segments, the company began manufacturing soy milk beverages in the early 1980s. Leveraging aseptic filling technology developed through soy milk production, the company provides OEM manufacturing services for various beverage products. The company operates large-scale production facilities across multiple locations including Tottori Factory and Toyama Factory. The company has a track record of developing Soymilk Yogurt (plant-based lactic acid fermented products).

Founded in 1883 (Meiji 16), a comprehensive seasoning manufacturer in Usuki City, Oita Prefecture with over 140 years of history. Centered on miso and soy sauce brewing, the company manufactures and sells yakiniku sauce, tsuyu, dressings, and more. Handles wide-ranging OEM contract manufacturing of seasoning liquids including hot pot soup. Also produces numerous PB products for supermarkets and convenience stores. Operates 20 locations primarily in Kyushu.

A soy sauce manufacturer with 170 years of history, founded in 1854. Building on its soy sauce, dipping sauce, and sauce production, offers PB/OEM contract manufacturing of ramen base sauces and broths. Supplies to Michelin-starred restaurants and renowned ramen shops, covering a wide range of ramen soups including soy sauce, tonkotsu (pork bone), salt, miso, and tsukemen styles. Small-lot production available with unlimited trial iterations.