Oishii The Koyo Berry FreshDirect
share the joy of oishii. Upon first bite, you'll remember all of those sweet summer memories, where a berry was something to be shared. At Oishii, it's a world of infinite possibilities, and a berry for every kind of taste bud. The Koyo Berry is like having that first bite all over again. Grown in the world's first and largest indoor vertical.
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The Koyo Berry will join the coveted Omakase Berry as Oishii's second strawberry, bringing an entirely new flavor profile to the table. Each tray of Koyo Berries is non-GMO, pesticide free, perfectly ripe, and always-in-season. Meaning "elated" in Japanese, The Koyo Berry is a Japanese cultivar, traditionally grown just outside Tokyo.
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The Koyo Berry joins Oishii's beloved Omakase Berry, which is renowned for its sweetness, aroma, and creamy texture. In May 2022, the brand opened Mugen Farm, the world's largest indoor strawberry farm which spans over 74,000 square feet. The farm uses 60% less energy and 40% less water than the company's first-generation facilities.
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The Koyo berry is available via FreshDirect in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut for US$15 for a tray, before expanding to other markets later this year. Oishii currently operates three indoor vertical farms - two outside of Manhattan and one in Los Angeles. The brand recently opened its flagship Mugen Farm, a 74,000 square foot facility.
Oishii Koyo Berry A New Flavor Profile In Vertical Farming
Oishii was started with the goal of introducing Japanese fruit culture to the US. Traditionally in Japan, fresh, clean, delicious fruit means there is a special occasion to celebrate. Both the Omakase Berry and the Koyo Berry have made this goal come to life. Through visionary innovation and new-wave techniques, we've reinvented the.
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Now, the Koyo berry joins Omakase in Oishii's offerings of vertically farmed strawberries, offering a different flavor profile. This new varietal is available now at FreshDirect in New York, New.
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The Koyo Berry will join the coveted Omakase Berry as Oishii's second strawberry, bringing an entirely new flavor profile to the table. Each tray of Koyo Berries is non-GMO, pesticide free, perfectly ripe, and always-in-season. Meaning "elated" in Japanese, The Koyo Berry is a Japanese cultivar, traditionally grown just outside Tokyo.
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The Koyo Berry is also available, starting today, on FreshDirect in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut for $15 MSRP per tray. The new berry will roll out to other markets, including Los Angeles.
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The Koyo Berry, as well as our Omakase berry, is a Japanese strawberry varietal with a markedly different flavor profile than the berries traditionally grown in the United States. They are a true culinary experience that engages all of your senses. Aside from the differences in flavor, our berries are available year-round and are perfectly ripe.
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The new Koyo berry is available via FreshDirect in select US cities; Oishii is planning an expansion to Los Angeles this year. Oishii co-founder and CEO Hiroki Koga says the company is doing "better than ever.". Oishii raised $50 million in 2021 from Mirai Creation Fund and others. Oishii co-founder & CEO Hiroki Koga.
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Photos courtesy of Oishii. With the newly introduced Koyo Berry, vertical farming company Oishii is expanding its brand. "Koyo is a ruby red strawberry bursting with sweetness that's complemented by a balanced acidity, and firmer texture. Some compare it to traditional American strawberries, but better," says CEO and co-founder Hiroki Koga.
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The berry is available through online retailer FreshDirect in New York with a MSRP of $15. Per a press release, vertical farming company Oishii today launched The Koyo Berry. Meaning "elated" in Japanese, the release says the "Koyo Berry is a Japanese cultivar, traditionally grown just outside Tokyo during the winter months.
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Vertical farming leader Oishii has launched the Koyo berry, the newest varietal grown by the strawberry company. The Koyo Berry will join the Omakase Berry as Oishii's second strawberry, bringing a new flavor profile to the table. Each tray of Koyo Berries is non-GMO, pesticide free, perfectly ripe, and always in-season. Meaning "elated.
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The Koyo Berry also has a high sweetness level, but with more of a balanced acidity, making it "similar to a farmer's market strawberry" and "an excellent morning or mid-afternoon snack.
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The Koyo Berry, as well as our Omakase berry, is a Japanese strawberry varietal with a markedly different flavor profile than the berries traditionally grown in the United States. They are a true.
