About This Website
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This website is intended for purchasers and producers, etc., to directly contact each other and conduct negotiations when procuring the products listed. Please refrain from making inquiries or conducting business or solicitations unrelated to the intended purpose with producers, businesses, etc. Please note that Osaka Prefecture assumes no responsibility for any commercial transactions or other activities initiated as a result of viewing this website.
What is Osaka-mon?
Osaka-mon refers to agricultural, forestry, and fishery products produced within Osaka Prefecture, as well as processed products made using these ingredients.
Osaka-mon Logo
About the Logo
The motif is "product", which is a paraphrase for Osaka-mon (made in Osaka). The term "Osaka-mon" is represented by three circles in different colors: "萌葱色" (dark yellowish green) symbolizes agricultural and forestry products, "孔雀青" (peacock blue) represents seafood, and "金茶色" (golden brown) represents the warmth and passion of the people who support Osaka-mon. These circles depict various entities coming together in a network of activities and collaborations, forming a connected "ring" to expand and strengthen the impact of Osaka-mon.
How to Use this Website
To Search for Products
Please go to " Search for Products" and narrow down your search criteria by selecting the necessary items after moving to the next page. Click the "Search" button to display a list of products that match your search criteria.
To Search for a Producer or Processor/Distributor
To search for producers and distributors handling Osaka-mon, go to " Search for Producers" and narrow down your search criteria by selecting the necessary items after moving to the next page. Click the "Search" button to display a list of producers that match your search criteria.
If You Want to Perform a Keyword Search
When you want to perform a keyword search, please click on the keyword search box. The search screen will open. Select the target you want to search for, whether it's "Products" or "Producers," and enter the keyword in hiragana into the keyword search box. By clicking the search button, you can navigate to the search results page.
To Search by Category
To search by category name, please navigate to the category page using the category buttons provided on the homepage. You will be able to view a list of products that belong to the selected category.
Product Features
Traditional Vegetables
These are vegetables that are not certified as “Osaka’s Traditional Vegetables,” but are native varieties and not widely distributed. If you are looking for Osaka’s Traditional Vegetables, please check "Osaka’s Traditional Vegetables" in the “Certification” column and search.
Foods produced with the participation of persons with disabilities
This is an initiative aimed at promoting social participation among individuals with disabilities and other vulnerable groups by enabling them to work in the field of agriculture, thereby boosting their self-confidence and sense of purpose. Engaging in agricultural welfare collaboration not only creates opportunities for employment and personal fulfillment for people with disabilities but also has the potential to address the challenges of labor shortages and an aging workforce in the agricultural sector by securing new workers.
Salad Greens
Various leafy greens for salads are listed in this website. If you are looking for salad leaves, please check the relevant items and search.
About Certifications etc.
Code of Sustainable Procurement
The Code of Sustainable Procurement has been established with the aim of reducing risks associated with the environmental, social, and economic impacts of the Osaka-Kansai Expo and promoting similar initiatives in society to leave a legacy in the fields of environment, society, and the economy. It applies to all goods, services, and licensed products procured by the Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition and Pavilion Operators in connection with the Osaka-Kansai Expo. Specific criteria have been set for agricultural, livestock, and fisheries products, among others.
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OSAKA Sustainable Livestock Certification
The OSAKA Sustainable Livestock Certification is a program by Osaka Prefecture that certifies farms addressing various social needs to develop sustainable livestock farming. These needs include ensuring food safety, environmental conservation, labor safety, human rights protection, and animal welfare.
Organic JAS
Organic JAS is a standard for agricultural production methods based on the JAS Law (Japanese Agricultural Standards Law) and is certified by a third-party organization according to criteria such as not using prohibited agricultural chemicals and fertilizers. Obtaining Organic JAS certification allows products to be labeled as "organic" or "organic-certified."
HACCP Certification
HACCP stands for Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points. It is an internationally recognized method for food safety management that involves continuous monitoring and recording of critical processes, particularly those related to preventing hazards, from the receipt of raw materials to the final product. HACCP certification is granted to facilities that implement this methodology, and it is typically verified by third-party organizations.
GGAP/JGAP
GGAP/JGAP is an initiative that follows proper procedures for producing agricultural products, manages the quality of products, and ensures sustainability. Third-party organizations certify each farm.
MEL
MEL is a logo given to seafood products and their processed goods that have been harvested and produced using methods that prioritize the sustainable use of aquatic resources and the conservation of the environment and ecosystems. Third-party organizations certify fisheries, aquaculture producers, and processing and distribution entities for each fish species and fishing method.
Green Certification
In 2022, the 'Green Food System Law' was enacted and enforced, aiming to realize the 'Green Food System Strategy' for improving productivity and sustainability in the food, agriculture, forestry, and fisheries industries. Under this law, prefectural governors certify business plans prepared by agriculture, forestry, and fisheries industries that reduce their environmental impact by decreasing the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, as well as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and implementing other measures.
Osaka Eco Agricultural Products
Osaka Eco Agricultural Products are agricultural products cultivated within Osaka Prefecture with the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers reduced to less than half of the conventional levels. These agricultural products are certified by Osaka Prefecture and are considered safe and environmentally conscious.
Osaka’s Traditional Vegetables
The vegetables that have been cultivated within Osaka Prefecture for approximately 100 years or more. They are distinctive varieties and types unique to Osaka, with a clear historical record of their origins. These vegetables are still being cultivated within the prefecture, and their seeds and seedlings can be reliably obtained. Osaka Prefecture certifies such vegetables based on these criteria.
CFP (carbon footprint of product)
CFP is a system that converts the amount of greenhouse gas emissions throughout the entire lifecycle of a product or service, from raw material procurement to disposal and recycling, into CO2 emissions and displays the amount per product or service. The system is being used by a growing number of businesses, particularly those that are actively working to reduce CO2 emissions.
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Osaka-mon Meihin
Osaka-mon Meihin refers to a certification program for a wide range of processed foods, including sweets, side dishes, alcoholic beverages, and seasonings, which have been cherished and loved in Osaka for a long time. These products are recognized as representative souvenirs and specialties of Osaka, and you are encouraged to explore the diverse and appealing selection.
Important Notes:
- There may be instances where the person you called is different from the actual producer. Please check the "Notes on Contact Information" on the producer information page and contact them.
- The information provided in the website is as of the time of data collection.
- Select the target you want to search for, whether it's "Products" or "Producers," and enter the keyword into the keyword search box.