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Nissui-backed Sasaya Syouten regains top spot as Hokkaido’s largest seafood processor

According to the revenue rankings for Hokkaido's seafood processing industry by Japan's Teikoku Databank, combined net sales of the top 100 companies reached a record high of JPY 544.6bn

By Masahiko Takeuchi | June 21, 2024 17:08 BST
Miso-marinated black cod (sablefish) product processed by Nissui-backed Marusa Sasaya Syouten. Credit: "X" account of Sennnosuke, Marusa Sasaya's retail shop
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Nissui-backed Marusa Sasaya Syouten again is the largest seafood company in Hokkaido, Japan, after two years, with an annual revenue of JPY 28.3 billion ($198 million) in 2023. [...]

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