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Welcome to FIS

In the Foods (Commodity) Division, we handle such products as grains, fresh produce, marine products, sugars, oils, feed and livestock products, and are working to enhance value chain management, which extends from farming sites to transportation, processing, distribution and retail sales.

Main Products and Services

Rice, wheat, barley, wheat flour, corn, fresh produce, marine products(tuna, prawns, salmon & trout, octopus, squid etc.), sugar, starch, corn syrup and other sweeteners, corn grits, salt, brewing malt / hops, soybean, rapeseed, sesame seed, oils & fats, oil and fat products, chicken and pork, processed meat products, vegetable protein meals, animal protein meals, grain by-products, roughage and others.

Organizational Structure

Strategy & Planning Office
Produce Unit
Grain Unit
Marine Products Unit
Sweetener & Starch Products Unit
Oil & Fats Unit
Feed & Meat Business Unit

Address:	2-3-1 Marunouchi
City:	Tokyo
Telephone:	+81 3-340-6729
Fax:	+81 3-3210-8384
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info@jp.mitsubishi_corp.com

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