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Mochigome (Glutinous Rice)

もち米 (Mochigome)

Por qué hacer sourcing en Japón

Japanese mochigome cultivars and milling techniques (mochiko, shiratamako, dōmyōji) produce the texture profile central to wagashi confectionery.

Spec clave

Amylopectin >95%; amylose <5%; protein 5-7%; specific cultivars (Koganemochi, Hiyokumochi) carry retail premiums.

Producto final típico

Mochi / daifuku for export confectionery, dorayaki batter, sekihan for export Japanese-restaurant supply.

At a glance

Proveedores listados
3 proveedores
MOQ típico
100 kg polished; 10–50 kg flour (mochiko/shiratamako)
Plazo típico
4–8 weeks
Regiones de origen
Niigata, Akita, Iwate, Saga
Categoría
Ingredientes alimentarios
Temporada de cosecha
September – October
Estado regulatorio en Japón
Food product; JAS rice standards; specific cultivars under MAFF registration
Nombre japonés
もち米
Romaji
Mochigome

Sobre este ingrediente

Japanese glutinous rice (mochigome) — distinct from the everyday short-grain rice (uruchimai) used as table rice. The high amylopectin / low amylose ratio creates the chewy, sticky texture central to mochi, daifuku, sekihan, okowa, and sake-brewing rice (some specialty grades). Niigata, Akita, and Iwate are the leading production regions; specific cultivars ('Hiyokumochi', 'Koganemochi', 'Shitsumochi') anchor regional confectionery traditions. Distinct from existing 'kinako' (roasted soy flour) and 'rice-bran' entries.

Estado regulatorio

JapónFood product; JAS rice standards; specific cultivars under MAFF registration
Unión EuropeaFood import; rice-import licensing per EU customs (CN 1006)
Estados UnidosGRAS; FDA Prior Notice; rice-import allowed (low arsenic limit applies)
ChinaImported rice; GACC food facility registration; arsenic compliance

Proveedores japoneses

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