Japanese ingredients and equipment, sourced properly.
Tokyo Food Technology helps bakeries, confectioners and food manufacturers outside Japan find, sample and import Japanese ingredients, packaging and processing equipment — with specifications, documents and supplier communication handled in Japanese.
Six categories, one desk.
| 製パン | Bakery ingredients | Japanese wheat flours, rice flours, improvers, enzymes, fillings and toppings. |
|---|---|---|
| 製菓 | Confectionery | Matcha and hojicha grades, yuzu, kinako, anko, kuzu and mochiko for wagashi and Western sweets. |
| 香料 | Flavours & colours | Natural extracts and colours used in Japanese bakeries and convenience-store desserts. |
| 包装 | Packaging | Individual-wrap films, trays, gift boxes and oxygen absorbers for shelf-stable products. |
| 機械 | Processing equipment | Encrusting, depositing, sheeting and wrapping machines from Japanese manufacturers. |
| 発酵 | Fermentation | Koji, sake lees, miso and shio-koji for savoury and bakery applications. |
From request to first pallet.
- 一Request
You describe the product, the spec you need and target volumes. We clarify in one call.
- 二Match
We approach suitable Japanese producers in Japanese and shortlist those who will export.
- 三Sample
Samples, specification sheets and allergen documents arrive with translated notes.
- 四Ship
We coordinate the order, export paperwork and handover to your freight forwarder.
Tell us what you’re looking for.
Fill in what you know — the email it creates goes straight to our sourcing lead, and you can edit it before sending.
What we do — and don’t.
- Find and vet producers willing to export
- Translate specifications and documents
- Arrange samples and factory visits
- Coordinate orders and export paperwork
- Act as importer of record in your country
- Give legal or regulatory clearance advice
- Hold stock or resell under our own brand
- Take hidden margins from suppliers
Questions
What volumes do you work with?
From specialist bakeries buying tens of kilos to manufacturers buying by the container. Small buyers are often grouped into a supplier’s existing export runs.
Can you arrange factory visits in Japan?
Yes — including itineraries around trade shows, with an interpreter for technical discussions.
How are you paid?
A fixed sourcing fee per request, agreed upfront, so our recommendations aren’t tied to which supplier you choose.
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