From left are: Yap Chor Wen, Yap Chor How, Ryuichi Nitta and Hideki Fuji with the five variants of frozen processed chicken products.
The products, priced between RM10 and RM13, consist of Chicken Karaage (boneless diced thigh meat), Chiki-Chiki Bone (cut middle wing), Amakaraage (boneless whole thigh meat), Tebamoto Amakaraage (chicken drumette) and Chicken Menchi Katsu (boneless chicken meat and vegetable).
These products are available in hypermarkets such as Aeon, Jaya Grocer and Village Grocer. All the products are HACCP certified by Department of Veterinary Service of Malaysia and Halal certified by Jakim.
“As all the products offered by NHFM is halal certified, our next plan is to export our products to Singapore, Japan and the Middle East , by leveraging on our strong partner – NH Foods’ network and expertise.
“We intend to extend the products’ distribution channels to petrol stations, supermarkets and hypermarkets as well as other convenient stores. Soon, our customers will be able to find Nippon premium Nutriplus products in many places, beyond the conventional stores.
“We believe in offering a range of choices to our customers, and clearly there is a ready category momentum, which we need to tap into,” he said, adding the product line would include frozen fried chicken, hamburger, meat balla, fuwatama omelette and dim sum in the near future.
NH Foods Ltd executive officer Hideki Fujii said the Nutriplus brand name would help expand the market reach of Nippon's Nutriplus products.
He added the company's track record and expertise in the processed foods would enable the brand to benefit from evolving trends in the food industry.
Among those present at the launch were Yap Chor Wen, director of NHF Manufacturing (Malaysia) and Ryuichi Nitta, chief executive officer of NHF Manufacturing (Malaysia).
