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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 4 MIN

Agri-Food Tech Startups Led by Taiwan's HAOSHi Attend SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 to Build Industry and Investment Connections

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The podcast episode of BC Food News, hosted by Jennifer English, discussed the productive collaboration between Taiwanese and Japanese agri-food tech startups following the series of events at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026. Taiwan's food-tech accelerator HAOSHi led a Taiwanese delegation to the event, where they connected with the Japanese market and explored partnership and investment opportunities. The demand for functional foods and precision health solutions in Japan's aging society was a key focus for the Taiwanese group. They interacted with Japanese startups, including Algalex, Eclipse Foods, and Morus, and facilitated potential business connections in various sectors. The visit was instrumental in establishing a foot in the Japanese market for these startups and propelling further business discussions. POST data

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