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Foodex Japan 2025 – A Gateway to the Asian Market

  • Agustin Tabares
  • Mar 13
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 15


Business negotiations in progress at one of the world’s largest food trade fairs at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto-Ku Tokyo Japan on March 13, 2025. Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com
Business negotiations in progress at one of the world’s largest food trade fairs at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto-Ku Tokyo Japan on March 13, 2025. Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com

As the third day of Foodex Japan 2025 unfolds, the energy inside the trade fair is palpable. Companies from around the world are engaging with local buyers, seeking opportunities in one of the largest food industry events globally. Japan’s strategic location, coupled with its expanding openness to international trade, makes it an attractive market for foreign businesses.


However, the path to success isn’t without its challenges. Foreign companies often encounter hurdles such as regulatory complexities, consumer preferences, and cultural differences. While some brands seamlessly integrate, others struggle to adapt their products to Japanese tastes and business etiquette. Yet, Japan’s growing international influence is creating an environment where global partnerships are increasingly possible.


Foodex Japan 2025 stands as a testament to this shift. With discussions ongoing and deals in progress, the trade fair highlights both the immense potential and the intricate challenges of entering the Japanese market. As globalization accelerates, Japan remains a key player, offering a bridge between the East and West in the food industry.


Some of the best foods come on small sizes. Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com
Some of the best foods come on small sizes. Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com

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