The Japan Food Safety Management Association (JFSM) exhibited at FOOD TAIPEI 2025, the largest international comprehensive food trade fair in Taiwan, jointly with the Taiwan Quality Foods Development Association (TQFA) in order to support the expansion of overseas sales channels for food businesses that have acquired JFS standards.

Held over four days from June 25, 2025, the event was one of Asia's premier business matching venues, attracting approximately 48,000 participants from more than 80 countries.

Five JFS standardized businesses from Japan participated in the event and conducted sales promotion activities such as distributing samples, tasting and sampling using the JFSM booth.The JFS certification was used as an opportunity for the company to promote the characteristics and commitment of its products, as well as its food safety initiatives, which were demonstrated by its acquisition of the JFS standard, to the fullest extent possible.


During the FOOD TAIPEI 2025 event, TQFA also held a ceremony to celebrate the release of the TQF-B Plus Food Safety Management Conformity Assessment Program.
This program is a food safety management system conformity certification system developed by TQFA based on JFSM's "JFS Standard Conformity Certification Program" and "JFS-B Plus Standard".It is expected to become increasingly popular, especially among food business operators in Taiwan.
In addition, JFSM and TQFA will initiate an automatic mutual recognition mechanism for JFS-B Plus and TQF-B Plus during 2025.This will enable businesses that have acquired the JFS-B Plus standard to ensure reliability and expand their sales channels in the Taiwanese market without any additional burden.

Ceremony held in FOOD TAIPEI 2025 to commemorate the release of the TQF-B Plus Food Safety Management Conformity Assessment Program.

JFSM will continue to support food businesses in expanding their markets and sales channels by utilizing JFS standards.

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