, Creating a sustainable sake supply chain | Taste Translation, TheCircularEconomy.com

Creating a sustainable sake supply chain | Taste Translation

ByThe Circular Economy Team

, Creating a sustainable sake supply chain | Taste Translation, TheCircularEconomy.com

News release site Jiji.com has a press release from SAKE HUNDRED, part of Clear, Inc. [who also run the Kurand chain of all-you-can-drink sake bars and the SAKETIMES site] on their attempt to support sustainable agriculture. They aim to support their partner sake breweries by paying for some, or all, the rice they need for brewing. Clear, based in Tokyo and helmed by Ryuji Ikoma, develops commercial sake projects including SAKE HUNDRED. 

Source: taste-translation.com

, Creating a sustainable sake supply chain | Taste Translation, TheCircularEconomy.com

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