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Visa at Foodtech Japan 2025

Visa Worldwide Japan Co., Ltd., led by CEO Chitan Kittney, is set to participate in the Food Industry Innovation Week, taking place from December 3rd to 5th, 2025, at Makuhari Messe. This year's event comes as the food industry grapples with significant challenges, including a labor shortage and rising costs for ingredients and utilities. With efficiency improvements becoming critical, it is more important than ever for businesses in this sector to adapt and streamline operations.

Addressing Industry Challenges

In recent years, the food and beverage industry has faced numerous hurdles that have made operational efficiency paramount. From managing labor shortages to dealing with escalating ingredient prices, there are many economic pressures on food-related businesses today. Moreover, handling cash management and expense reporting can be a tedious burden for restaurant operations managers. Visa's corporate card and digital payment solutions aim to alleviate these burdens and optimize expense management.

At the Visa booth during the exhibition, particularly targeted at restaurants, food manufacturers, and distribution companies, attendees will find a showcase of Visa’s business card features that can help streamline procurement, payments, and expense reporting. The booth will also provide real-world case studies from the industry, illustrating how businesses have successfully adopted these innovative solutions.

Event Details

• - Event Name: 2nd Restaurant Management Expo (part of Food Industry Innovation Week 2025)
• - Date: December 3-5, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day
• - Location: Makuhari Messe
• - Organizer: RX Japan Co., Ltd.
• - Website: Foodtech Japan
• - Booth Location: Hall 11, Work Style Reform Zone 14-11

Supporting Digital Transformation

Visa is committed to supporting the digital transformation of the food industry. Their goal is to work alongside partners to promote efficiency and sustainable growth throughout the sector. As a global leader in electronic payments, Visa connects consumers, merchants, financial institutions, and government agencies through transactions across more than 200 countries and regions.

Visa's mission goes beyond merely facilitating payments; it is about building a secure and innovative network that links individuals and businesses, fostering economic prosperity. The company believes that by creating an inclusive economy accessible to all, they can improve lives and pave the way for future payment solutions.

To learn more about Visa's offerings and its impact on the food industry, please visit Visa.com or Visa Japan.