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Mochigome (Glutinous Rice)

もち米 (Mochigome)

Por que sourcing do Japão

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

Spec principal

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

Produto final típico

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

At a glance

Fornecedores listados
3 fornecedores
MOQ típico
100 kg polished; 10–50 kg flour (mochiko/shiratamako)
Prazo típico
4–8 weeks
Regiões de origem
Niigata, Akita, Iwate, Saga
Categoria
Ingredientes alimentares
Época de colheita
September – October
Status regulatório no Japão
Food product; JAS rice standards; specific cultivars under MAFF registration
Nome japonês
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.

Status regulatório

JapãoFood product; JAS rice standards; specific cultivars under MAFF registration
União EuropeiaFood 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

Fornecedores japoneses

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