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Tsurii Suisan

Japan

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What Tsurii Suisan does.

Tsurii Suisan is a Japanese company known for its instant noodles and other processed foods. The company offers a wide range of products including instant cup noodles, instant bagged noodles, soups, chilled noodles, frozen foods, rice dishes, fish-based ham and sausages, and other processed foods. Notable brands include Maruchan, with new releases such as "Maruchan QTTA Siwre Spicy Hot Pot Noodle Soup" in July 2026. The company operates in various categories including marine food products and business-use frozen foods. Tsurii Suisan has a strong presence in Japan and beyond, with CSR activities focusing on environmental conservation, community contributions, and food safety initiatives.

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