Marutomo
Retail brand
- Products tracked
- 1
- Product claims
- 1
Overview
What Marutomo covers.
Marutomo is a Japanese food manufacturer specializing in the production of katsuobushi, or dried bonito flakes. The company utilizes traditional smoking and drying techniques to process skipjack tuna into high-protein, umami-rich ingredients used for dashi and culinary toppings. Their products are marketed toward consumers and professional chefs seeking authentic, healthy, and shelf-stable Japanese pantry staples.
- Talio tracks 1 product for Marutomo.
- Positioned as a mainstream brand.
- Tracked products include marutomo seasoning for soups dashi no moto 48g.
- Ingredients declared most often across its range: fish powder, flavor enhancer e621 e631 e635 and hydrolyzed corn protein.
- Products carry claims including Product of Japan.
- Headquartered in Japan.
- Talio tracks 239 food and beverage companies headquartered or distributing in Japan. Browse Companies in Japan
- Talio tracks 207 food and beverage brands headquartered or distributing in Japan. Browse Brands in Japan
- Talio tracks 121 food and beverage companies with products in Stocks & Bouillon. Browse Companies in Stocks & Bouillon
Products
1 of 1 products Talio tracks for Marutomo.
marutomo seasoning for soups dashi no moto 48g
saltsugarfish powderhydrolyzed corn proteinyeast extractflavor enhancer e621 e631 e635
Most-used ingredients & product claims
Most-used ingredients
Product claims
FAQ
Questions this page answers.
What does Marutomo do?
Marutomo is a food and beverage brand based in Japan, tracked in Talio's food and beverage intelligence platform.
What products does Marutomo make?
Talio tracks 1 product for Marutomo, including marutomo seasoning for soups dashi no moto 48g.
What claims do Marutomo products carry?
Talio tracks 1 marketing claim across Marutomo products, including Product of Japan.
Is this the full Talio record?
No. This page is a public preview; proprietary metrics and workflow features remain inside authenticated Talio.
Proprietary metrics remain in authenticated Talio.