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2024.03.20

Grain and Feed Annual

FAS/Tokyo forecasts an increase in corn imports and consumption in MY2023/24 and MY2024/25 due to softening global prices and the rebound of the layer……

2024.03.06

Livestock and Products Semi-annual

FAS/Tokyo projects Japan’s beef production in 2024 will be almost flat from 2023 because fewer cows will be culled now that milk production has droppe……

2023.12.20

Citrus Annual

Japan’s MY 2022/23 mandarin production recovers from last year’s historically lowest production. However, overall Japanese citrus planted area and pro……

2023.12.15

The Revised Clean Wood Act to be Enacted from April 2025

Japan has decided to fully enact the revised Clean Wood Act from April 1, 2025.

2023.12.12

Food Inflation Presents Challenges and Opportunities

Following more than two decades of flat or declining prices, the Japanese economy has experienced sustained price rises over the past year and a half ……

2023.12.03

Biofuels Annual

In March 2023, Japan updated its transport biofuel standards. Japan will maintain annual target volume of on-road bioethanol at 824 million liters til……

2023.11.27

Non-Alcohol Beverage Market Update 2023

Japan’s non-alcoholic beverage market is estimated at $40 billion with around $1 billion coming from imports. The United States is the largest supplie……

2023.11.09

Japan Proposes GI Protection for Single Malt Welsh Whisky from UK

Japan’s National Tax Agency (NTA) proposed to recognize Single Malt Welsh Whisky as a geographical indication (GI) alcoholic beverage from the United ……

2023.10.24

Japan Raises Planned Butter TRQ but Freezes NFDM TRQ for JFY2023

On September 29, Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture Forestry, and Fisheries reaffirmed its January announcement that for Japanese fiscal year (JFY) 2023 ……

2023.10.23

Dairy and Products Annual

Fluid milk production will drop slightly in 2024 as the number of cows in milk decreases. Tourism stimulated by foreign visitors will boost demand for……

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