Bringing People from Around the World to Asahikawa Station! A Regional Revitalization Project to Save 110,000 Tons of Non-Standard Vegetables and the Dairy Crisis
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Iroenpitsu Co., Ltd. announces a visionary project to transform 110,000 tons of discarded vegetables into high-value ice cream at Asahikawa Station, supporting Hokkaido's struggling primary industries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why ice cream?
- A: It's based on the CEO's personal experience and ice cream's potential as a communication tool that easily incorporates processed surplus vegetables to bring smiles.
- Q: What exactly does '110,000 tons of waste' mean?
- A: It refers to 'non-standard' potatoes produced in the Kamikawa region near Asahikawa that are excluded from the market due to size or shape.
- Q: When will the direct flight to Kansai be realized?
- A: It's currently in the 'dream' phase, but the plan is to demonstrate demand to airlines by expanding economic exchange through media activities.