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About the Ajinomoto Group
“Eat Well, Live Well.” – our origins lie in this ideal. We have everything you need to know about Ajinomoto Group here.
Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation
Through the years, APC was able to grow its local business as more Ajinomoto products find their way to Filipino households.
Enhancing Life with Amino Acids
Ajinomoto’s wellness initiatives through Amino Science.
Delicious Nutritious “Umami”
Umami, the powerful fifth taste, is important for balancing the flavors in many of the food we eat.
Quality Assurance
Find out about the steps and initiatives we undertake to ensure that the safety and quality of our products and services remains our highest priority.
Featured Content
Not all black or white: global thirst for coffee encourages sustainable farming
How do you like your coffee? Once, the answer might have been “black” or “with milk and sugar.” Today, things are less straightforward. And, when it comes to beans, specialty blends and single origin coffees satisfy our desire for bolder, sweeter flavors. But it’s not all about taste: increasingly, consumers are viewing their choice of coffee—the second most traded global commodity after crude oil—as an ethical decision.
Zero-waste supply chain model reduces plastic and offers consumers new value
You might recall long ago hearing the telltale clinking of glass bottles early each morning as the milkman delivered fresh milk to your doorstep and took away the empties to be sterilized and reused. Recently, this obsolete practice has reemerged in a new form—not with milk this time but dozens of other products whose single-use plastic containers we’ve been discarding every day. The vast majority of these cannot be recycled—or for various reasons are not—ending up in landfills or clogging the earth’s rivers and oceans.
Turning crisis into opportunity: 3D virtual factory tour goes inside the global supply chain
The global COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on frontline workers in essential industries—people whose jobs cannot be performed from home and are vital to the functioning of society, such as doctors and nurses, bus drivers, truckers, dock workers, farm laborers, and many more.
From manga to manger: gyoza take France by storm
What leaps to mind when you think of France? Fine wine and perfume? Paris’s iconic fashion houses? Or maybe those endless varieties of cheese? Chances are, comic books are not high on your list. And yet the country of Voltaire and Proust has a voracious appetite for bandes déssinées —“BD” for short—as comics are called, with over 30% of French people reading comics “regularly.” They also have a passion for Japanese comics, or manga.
