Tamago bolo baby snack from Japanese confectionery company

Tamago bolo baby snack from Japanese confectionery company
•Perfect for weaning infants
•Women can eat and share
•Individually packaged to the perfect size
about “Bolo”
Tamago bolo are popular in Japan as foods for weaning babies and as snacks for youngsters because of their size and the way that they melt in the mouth.
What people worry most about concerning what they put in their baby's mouths is safety and peace of mind. This product uses no food additives (flavorings, emulsifiers, leavening agents, colorings, and preservatives) at all. Furthermore, products are also inspected for radioactivity once per month to check that they conform to standard levels.
Tamago bolo is popular among Chinese peoplefor the same purposes.Theycall them "xiao man tou".
The bolo from MD HOLDINGS CO., LTD. are made in Japan.
They are free of food additives.
As they look so cute and the taste is so mild, they're not only popular for babies, but also among women too.
<Package Photo> Each bolo in its cute individual packaging weighs approximately 4g. Each one is the optimal size for babies, not too much food and not too little food in one go.
Great for sharing among your lady friends, and as they use tetra pillow packaging packed with air, they won't get crushed in handbags."
Sample Work
We prepared some types of recommended sample sets, and we'll arrange themfor your request.You can find a good sample set that you're interested.
Then, please request a sample. It include (/can be added) item on this page.
After having you answer some simple questions required for an estimate such as the amount of items you would like, we usually provide a sample for free. Though we do ask that you pay for delivery. If the sample size is large then we will ask for a sample fee as well. Delivery shall be made by EMS, and we ask that you pay for the delivery charge by PayPal.
Samples will be dispatched within 3 days of receiving the request, and will reach you in the time frame required to arrive in your region.
about MD HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
Osaka (Japan) We are a company that develops private brand products and is the leading confectionery food products general trading firm in the confectionery industry.
MD HOLDINGS CO., LTD. (MDH) is a distribution company which owns two confectionery food products sales companies, Makoto Shokai and Daishin Kashi. MDH is the leading company for this product group in the Kansai area, including Osaka.
MDH develops original products. based on the feedback we receive through the business activities of our two sales companies, we develop the ideal products to meet the current trends of each market. These superb products of original design are produced at our partner factories all over Japan.
Products we deal in
These are confectionery products distributed at ambient temperature.
The products produced at our partner factories are wide-ranging, from traditional Japanese sweets to products using the recently fashionable super fruits.
We can produce various categories of confectionery, including sweets, snacks, candies, tablets, baked sweets, biscuits, crackers, chocolate, nuts, dried fruits, delicacies, gums, marshmallows, caramels, dragées, and bean confectioneries.
UHA Mikakuto Co., Ltd.
Among our group companies is UHA Mikakuto, one of Japan's top-class candy makers.
Mikakuto has standalone sales of ¥28 billion, and employee numbers exceed 700 people, including part-time staff.
The company has two domestic production facilities, one production facility in Shanghai, offices in Shanghai and Jakarta, and a trading company (Moel Co., Ltd.) in Hong Kong.
Not only does the company have financial ties to MDH, but they also engage in practical cooperation in such areas as product development information exchange, private brand product development, and production.
Expanding abroad
Currently our sales efforts are predominantly aimed at the domestic market. However, our sales companies are exporting to East Asia (sales primarily achieved in China, Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand).