J-Oil Mills was marketed in 2004 with the merger of Honen Corporation, Ajinomoto Oil mills Co., Inc. and Yoshihara Oil Mill, Ltd.
Each of the founding companies boasts a long history as a leader in the production of edible oils in Japan.
1826
Ajinomoto Oil mills Co., Inc.
The Kumazawa family builds an edible-oil pressing factory in Owariichinomiya, Aichi Prefecture, powered by water wheels.
1855
Yoshihara Oil Mill, Ltd.
Yoshihara Shoten is established as the successor to the Kawata family's edible-oil wholesaling business.
1906
Honen Corporation
The South Manchuria Railway Co., Ltd. (Mantetsu) is established.
1923
Honen Corporation
Shirashime Oil, manufactured using caustic soda, is marketed. In later years, the product's trademark would be changed to Honen oil, under which brand it continues to be loved and established in the commercial market to this day.
1937
Yoshihara Oil Mill, Ltd.
Golden Salad Oil, a cottonseed oil, is marketed.
1950
Ajinomoto Oil mills Co., Inc.
A tempura oil for household use is marketed in 800g and 1400g cans. Arriving at the dawn of the supermarket era, the product rapidly gains a following among consumers.
1964
Honen Corporation
Honen Lever Co., Ltd. is established. As bread consumption grew in Japan, margarine products came into widespread household use.
1974
Ajinomoto Oil mills Co., Inc.
Marim®, a creaming powder, is marketed.
1982
Honen Corporation
The High-linoleic-acid Salad Oil Series for consumer use is marketed.
1995
Ajinomoto Oil mills Co., Inc.
Olive Oil Pure Extra Virgin is marketed.
2002
Ajinomoto Oil mills Co., Inc.
Honen Corporation
Honen Corporation and Ajinomoto Oil mills Co., Inc. merge to form a holding company, HONEN-AJINOMOTO OIL MILLS, INC.
2003
Honen Ajinomoto Oil mills, Inc.
Yoshihara Oil Mill, Ltd.
2003
Yoshihara Oil Mill, Ltd. joins the merger. The name of the holding company is changed to J-Oil Mills, Inc.
2004
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The operating subsidiaries of each founding company are absorbed and merged into the holding company, fully integrating all operations and operating subsidiaries.
2007
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J-Oil Mills launches Cho Cho Toku Toku, a commercial edible oil. The product becomes a perennial sales leader as an economical oil that contributes to cost reduction.
2008
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J-Oil Mills takes over sales of commercial processed oils and baking ingredients from Honen Lever Co., Ltd., a consolidated subsidiary.
2011
J-Oil Mills, Inc
The Company enters the powdered edible-oils business, completing construction of Shizuoka Factory (now Shizuoka Plant).
2014
J-Oil Mills, Inc
J-Oil Mills (Thailand) Co., Ltd. is established in Thailand as a joint venture of Toyota Tsusho (Thailand) Co., Ltd. and MHCB Consulting (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
2017
J-Oil Mills, Inc
June
Construction is completed on Kurashiki Factory, a soybean-oil pressing facility in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture, in western Japan.
J-Oil Mills, Inc
October
The Company formulates its Corporate Philosophy.
2018
J-Oil Mills, Inc
The Company opens the Oishisa Design Studio, a multi-use presentation facility, in Hatchobori, Chuo Ward, Tokyo.
2019
J-Oil Mills, Inc
February
Merger of our three manufacturing subsidiaries Yokohama Pack, J-Services, and Golden Services to create the new company J-PACK.
J-Oil Mills, Inc
October
Business and capital alliance with Premium Nutrients Pte. Ltd in Singapore.
2020
J-Oil Mills, Inc
October
Merger of J-WITH and NIKKA OIL MILLS to create the new company J-NIKKA PARTNERS, INC.
2021
J-Oil Mills, Inc
May
Sold all shares of consolidated subsidiary J-CHEMICAL,INC.
2022
J-Oil Mills, Inc
April
The company moves from the First Section to the Prime Market due to the revision of the market classification
of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
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