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Kagoshima Kurozu (Black Rice Vinegar)

鹿児島黒酢 (Kagoshima Kurozu)

Por qué hacer sourcing en Japón

Fukuyama Kurozu is one of Japan's MAFF-registered GI products; outdoor clay-pot fermentation method has 200+ year heritage; recognised under EU-Japan EPA.

Spec clave

Acetic acid 4-6%; total amino acid 200-400 mg/100ml (3-5x industrial rice vinegar); polyphenol elevated by long aging.

Producto final típico

Premium drinking-vinegar retail, Kurozu-positioning supplements, traditional-craft hospitality export.

At a glance

Proveedores listados
1 proveedor
MOQ típico
10–100 L liquid; 1–10 kg powder concentrate
Plazo típico
8–14 weeks (mature stock); 1-3 years for fresh fermentation
Regiones de origen
Kagoshima (Fukuyama, Kirishima)
Categoría
Materiales tradicionales
Temporada de cosecha
Year-round (continuous outdoor pot fermentation; aging cycles 1-3 years)
Estado regulatorio en Japón
Food product; GI-protected ('Fukuyama Kurozu' / 福山黒酢, MAFF GI register)
Nombre japonés
鹿児島黒酢
Romaji
Kagoshima Kurozu

Sobre este ingrediente

Brown-pot fermented unpolished-rice vinegar produced exclusively in Fukuyama, Kagoshima. The 200+ year-old kame-tsubo (clay-pot) outdoor fermentation method — sun-warmed, naturally aerobic, multi-year aging — yields amber-brown vinegar with significantly higher amino-acid content than industrial rice vinegar. The 'Fukuyama Kurozu' label is GI-protected with rigorous geographic and method definitions. Sakamoto Brewing (1812) and Fukuyama Black Vinegar Cooperative producers anchor the supply. Used in premium beverage, traditional Chinese-medicine-adjacent supplements (FFC notifications exist), and increasingly cosmetic AHA-positioning skincare.

Estado regulatorio

JapónFood product; GI-protected ('Fukuyama Kurozu' / 福山黒酢, MAFF GI register)
Unión EuropeaFood import; GI-recognition under EU-Japan EPA
Estados UnidosGRAS by long history; FDA Prior Notice required
ChinaGACC food facility registration; verify GI recognition

Proveedores japoneses

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