by Arline Lyons | Aug 22, 2022 | Sake News from Japan
For historical reasons (including using alcohol taxes to fund military action) alcohol production in Japan is overseen by the Japanese National Tax Agency (NTA). As well as collecting taxes, they also provide a host of services and subsidies for companies making sake,...
by Arline Lyons | May 13, 2022 | Sake News from Japan
PR Times carries a press release announcing that SAKEICE – ice cream made/flavoured with sake – is now available as an OEM/white-label product with any sake. Freezer technology consultancy, food product development and marketing support company edamame...
by Arline Lyons | May 11, 2022 | Sake News from Japan
For historical reasons (including using alcohol taxes to fund military action) alcohol production in Japan is overseen by the Japanese National Tax Agency (NTA). As well as collecting taxes, they also provide a host of services and subsidies for companies making sake,...
by Arline Lyons | May 5, 2022 | Sake News from Japan
There’s no shortage of originality from breweries when it comes to promoting their sake, so it’s also interesting to see what is being done on the prefectural level as local authorities try to support exports. I chose this article in the Yomiuri Shinbun...
by Arline Lyons | May 4, 2022 | Sake News from Japan
For historical reasons (including using alcohol taxes to fund military action) alcohol production in Japan is overseen by the Japanese National Tax Agency (NTA). As well as collecting taxes, they also provide a host of services and subsidies for companies making sake,...
by Arline Lyons | Apr 25, 2022 | Sake News from Japan
A company shipping sake from Niigata to post boxes across Japan are keeping something from those who sign up to receive a few samples every month – but they have their reasons. The Sake Post subscription service was featured in a series of articles on innovative...
