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Plant-derived ingredient for new product development: Gajutsu.

For those struggling with planning themes for new products, we support product development that utilizes traditional Japanese and Chinese materials to meet market needs.

In the health food industry, there is a growing interest in plant-based materials in response to the increasing health consciousness among consumers. Particularly in functional foods, the selection of materials based on scientific evidence is emphasized. Gajutsu (a traditional Japanese herbal material) has been used for a long time, and product development that leverages its characteristics is possible. We support product development that differentiates new product planning and the renewal of existing products to meet consumer needs. 【Usage Scenarios】 - As a raw material for functional foods - Incorporation into health supplements and dietary supplements - Renewal of existing products and series expansion 【Effects of Implementation】 - Enhanced appeal to health-conscious consumers - Differentiation as a functional food - Increased product value through traditional herbal materials

  • Food/beverage functional materials
  • Cosmetic materials and raw materials
  • Supplement materials
  • Japanese and Chinese materials

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Senior-oriented food: Japanese and Chinese herbal ingredients for the health-conscious market - Gajutsu.

We propose the use of the Japanese herbal material Gajutsu for maintaining vitality in senior food products.

In the field of food for seniors, there is a growing interest in maintaining health and vitality. In particular, as attention focuses on natural ingredients and traditional health methods, there is a demand for the use of reassuring Japanese and Chinese herbal materials. However, selecting effective ingredients and developing products that resonate with consumers can pose challenges. Gajutsu (turmeric) is a Japanese and Chinese herbal material that has been used for health maintenance for a long time and can contribute to the development of food products that support the vitality of the senior demographic. 【Utilization Scenes】 - Health foods, supplements - Nutritional supplements - Foods with functional claims 【Effects of Introduction】 - Increased appeal to health-conscious seniors - Development of products that support vitality maintenance - Building a differentiated product lineup

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[For Diet] Japanese and Chinese Ingredients: Gajutsu

For companies looking to enhance their proposal capabilities in the health-conscious market, we support product development utilizing traditional Japanese and Chinese materials.

In the diet market, there is a demand for metabolism enhancement through healthy approaches. In particular, an inside-out approach is considered important for maintaining continuous health. However, there are challenges in selecting effective ingredients and achieving differentiation. Gajutsu, as a traditional Japanese and Chinese material, is expected to be utilized in health foods and supplements, supporting companies that are considering the development of products that promote metabolism. 【Utilization Scenes】 - Incorporation into health foods and supplements - Renewal of existing products - Development of new products 【Effects of Introduction】 - Increased appeal to health-conscious customer segments - Expansion of product lineup - Support for differentiated product development

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