Who owns Okinawa Hormel Ltd.

Okinawa Hormel Ltd. - Profile

Okinawa Hormel is a meat processing company based at Nakagusuku in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, that manufactures, imports, markets and distributes canned meats, ham, sausage, bacon, retort pouch foods and prepared dishes for retail and foodservice customers on the islands, with a sales office in Ishigaki City. Its output includes locally produced versions of Hormel branded lines such as Vienna sausage, all meat wieners, ham and bacon, along with Dinty Moore beef stew and Mary Kitchen corned beef hash, reflecting the American canned meat habits that took hold in Okinawa during the postwar United States administration. The company dates its own founding to July 1959, when it began by importing processed foods, and started running its own factory in 1966; Hormel Foods describes the capital and technology tie up with it, dating from 1969, as its longest standing joint venture.

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• Hormel Foods Corporation. Q2 FY2026 10-Q, Note D - Investments in Affiliates, Ownership table: 'Okinawa Hormel Ltd., International, 26%'. No individual carrying value disclosed; folded into the same combined 'Investments in Affiliates' balance-sheet total described on the MegaMex and Purefoods-Hormel rows, so value_usd is left null. source