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Nikkei Asia
27-06-2025
- Business
- Nikkei Asia
Nissin launches nutritious meals in US as weight loss drugs take off
In the U.S., Kanzen Meal is starting out with three types of frozen meals. (Kanzen Meal (U.S.A.)) HIROKO NISHIMURA NEW YORK -- Nissin Foods Holdings is bringing its popular Kanzen Meshi brand to the U.S., seeking to tap into the growing demand for convenient, nutritious meals among Americans using weight loss drugs. Nissin announced Thursday the launch of three products in the frozen meal line, including spaghetti bolognese, in California under the Kanzen Meal name. The plan is to go national by 2027.
Yahoo
23-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Nissin Foods Holdings Leverages Qlik to Transform Data Integration and Real-Time Decision Making
Company taps Qlik as "game changer" for real-time ERP data and analysis, improving visualizing issues, operations and decision-making TOKYO, June 23, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Qlik®, a global leader in data integration, data quality, analytics, and artificial intelligence, today announced that Nissin Foods Holdings, a leading global food industry company, has implemented Qlik as a core component of its newly developed data integration and analytics platform. This solution now enables the company to leverage real-time data from its enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, integrated with Snowflake, for smarter and faster decision-making. Nissin Foods Holdings is focused on building a data-driven management platform to improve operations across the company. Prior to Qlik's introduction, data from its SAP-based core system was fragmented across multiple platforms, making it difficult to establish a unified solution. Additionally, manual data updates once a day meant the company lacked real-time data, hampering decision-making and adding operational burdens. With the adoption of Qlik, Nissin Foods Group, a subsidiary of Nissin Foods Holdings, gained the ability to access the most up-to-date data, with real-time data integration directly linked to Snowflake. This eliminated the need for manual data downloads, vastly improving data utilization and speeding up decision-making processes. In the logistics and sales departments, AI-powered automation has made it possible to track critical data, such as shipments and sales, and alert staff of anomalies and other decision-critical information in real time. Qlik is expected to help Nissin Foods Group to operate more efficiently across its various business domains. Toshihiro Narita, Executive Officer and CIO (Group Information Officer) of Nissin Foods Holdings, said, "We are genuinely committed to building a data-driven culture without relying too much on the strength of our brand. Our goal is to make Nissin Foods Group a company that thinks, communicates and makes decisions based on data. Integrating our ERP system into a single data platform is essential, and Qlik is at the core and the game-changer for us. We have high expectations for its impact on supply chain management, sales and overall business decisions. Moving forward, we plan to further leverage Qlik's technology and expertise to harness our employees' knowledge as AI-ready data." Maurizio Garavello, Senior Vice President of Asia Pacific and Japan at Qlik, added, "Data quality—reliability, freshness, and diversity—is essential for making optimal business decisions. We're excited to support Nissin Food Holdings for wide and real-time data integration efforts and look forward to furthering its digital transformation as it expands the platform across the organization." To learn more about Qlik and how it can transform your business, please visit About NissinAs a pioneer in instant noodles, Nissin have revolutionized global food culture through innovative food creations, including the world's first instant noodles "Chicken Ramen", launched in 1958, and the world's first cup noodles, "Cup Noodles", introduced in 1971. Centered on instant noodles, cultivates top brands across a wide range of categories, including chilled foods, frozen foods, confectionery and beverages. Products tailored to the culinary cultures and taste preferences of each country are produced in 34 factories across 21 countries and regions worldwide, with the aim of strengthening its global brand and enhancing its presence in each region. In recent years, Nissin has also focused on new businesses such as optimized nutritional foods, leveraging marketing and innovation to provide diverse food solutions. About QlikQlik converts complex data landscapes into actionable insights, driving strategic business outcomes. Serving over 40,000 global customers, our portfolio provides advanced, enterprise-grade AI/ML, data integration, and analytics. Our AI/ML tools, both practical and scalable, lead to better decisions, faster. We excel in data integration and governance, offering comprehensive solutions that work with diverse data sources. Intuitive analytics from Qlik uncover hidden patterns, empowering teams to address complex challenges and seize new opportunities. As strategic partners, our platform-agnostic technology and expertise make our customers more competitive. © 2025 QlikTech International AB. All rights reserved. All company and/or product names may be trade names, trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners with which they are associated. View source version on Contacts Media Contact:Richa +65 82656850


Business Wire
23-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Nissin Foods Holdings Leverages Qlik to Transform Data Integration and Real-Time Decision Making
TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Qlik®, a global leader in data integration, data quality, analytics, and artificial intelligence, today announced that Nissin Foods Holdings, a leading global food industry company, has implemented Qlik as a core component of its newly developed data integration and analytics platform. This solution now enables the company to leverage real-time data from its enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, integrated with Snowflake, for smarter and faster decision-making. Nissin Foods Holdings is focused on building a data-driven management platform to improve operations across the company. Prior to Qlik's introduction, data from its SAP-based core system was fragmented across multiple platforms, making it difficult to establish a unified solution. Additionally, manual data updates once a day meant the company lacked real-time data, hampering decision-making and adding operational burdens. With the adoption of Qlik, Nissin Foods Group, a subsidiary of Nissin Foods Holdings, gained the ability to access the most up-to-date data, with real-time data integration directly linked to Snowflake. This eliminated the need for manual data downloads, vastly improving data utilization and speeding up decision-making processes. In the logistics and sales departments, AI-powered automation has made it possible to track critical data, such as shipments and sales, and alert staff of anomalies and other decision-critical information in real time. Qlik is expected to help Nissin Foods Group to operate more efficiently across its various business domains. Toshihiro Narita, Executive Officer and CIO (Group Information Officer) of Nissin Foods Holdings, said, 'We are genuinely committed to building a data-driven culture without relying too much on the strength of our brand. Our goal is to make Nissin Foods Group a company that thinks, communicates and makes decisions based on data. Integrating our ERP system into a single data platform is essential, and Qlik is at the core and the game-changer for us. We have high expectations for its impact on supply chain management, sales and overall business decisions. Moving forward, we plan to further leverage Qlik's technology and expertise to harness our employees' knowledge as AI-ready data.' Maurizio Garavello, Senior Vice President of Asia Pacific and Japan at Qlik, added, 'Data quality—reliability, freshness, and diversity—is essential for making optimal business decisions. We're excited to support Nissin Food Holdings for wide and real-time data integration efforts and look forward to furthering its digital transformation as it expands the platform across the organization.' To learn more about Qlik and how it can transform your business, please visit About Nissin As a pioneer in instant noodles, Nissin have revolutionized global food culture through innovative food creations, including the world's first instant noodles 'Chicken Ramen', launched in 1958, and the world's first cup noodles, 'Cup Noodles', introduced in 1971. Centered on instant noodles, cultivates top brands across a wide range of categories, including chilled foods, frozen foods, confectionery and beverages. Products tailored to the culinary cultures and taste preferences of each country are produced in 34 factories across 21 countries and regions worldwide, with the aim of strengthening its global brand and enhancing its presence in each region. In recent years, Nissin has also focused on new businesses such as optimized nutritional foods, leveraging marketing and innovation to provide diverse food solutions. About Qlik Qlik converts complex data landscapes into actionable insights, driving strategic business outcomes. Serving over 40,000 global customers, our portfolio provides advanced, enterprise-grade AI/ML, data integration, and analytics. Our AI/ML tools, both practical and scalable, lead to better decisions, faster. We excel in data integration and governance, offering comprehensive solutions that work with diverse data sources. Intuitive analytics from Qlik uncover hidden patterns, empowering teams to address complex challenges and seize new opportunities. As strategic partners, our platform-agnostic technology and expertise make our customers more competitive. © 2025 QlikTech International AB. All rights reserved. All company and/or product names may be trade names, trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners with which they are associated.


Japan Times
26-02-2025
- Business
- Japan Times
Noodle-maker Nissin plans big investments, eyes pickup in demand
Nissin Foods Holdings, one of the world's largest instant noodle makers, plans to invest "many hundreds of millions of dollars' in the next several years for expansion in Japan and elsewhere, according to its chief executive officer. Nissin Foods expects continued demand for cheap precooked noodles even as the industry works to shed its image of being an unhealthy staple, President and CEO Koki Ando said in an interview on the sidelines of the World Instant Noodles Association summit in Manila on Wednesday. "We are planning to increase our investments,' said Ando, who also heads the association. The Tokyo-based company expects to boost capital expenditure up until 2030, devoting "many hundreds of millions of dollars' in Japan and other countries, Ando added. Instant noodles, originally from Japan and now a global staple, are undergoing a change as producers create healthier variations of the meal. They aim to revive interest in the product after consumption dropped in 2023 for the first time in four years. That followed a 14% increase between 2019 and 2022. Global consumption of instant noodles dipped nearly 1% to 120.2 billion servings in 2023, based on the latest industry data. Last year's number "slightly exceeded' 2023, Ando said, adding that the industry group sees at least 120 billion servings this year. Demand grew during the COVID-19 pandemic with families holed up in homes. But consumption eased in 2023 as economies reopened and noodle prices rose in many countries, he said. China, Indonesia and India are the world's top instant noodle markets. Nissin Foods reduced salt in its Udon noodle by a third between 2005 to 2024, company data shows. It also launched products fortified with various nutrients, such as protein, vitamins and minerals.