Japan
Croda Japan was originally formed as a 50:50 partnership of Croda International in 1966, and in 1989 became wholly owned by Croda. One of the pioneering foreign-owned companies to establish its own manufacturing site in Japan, our site in Shiga also developed a process that produces products of extremely high levels of purity, primarily for Personal Care and Health Care. In 2013, it was the second manufacturing site in Japan to be awarded the EFfCI (European Federation for Cosmetic Ingredients) GMP certification and in 2017 was the first in Japan to be awarded the EXCIPACT certificate. Producing a wide range of natural-based specialties from materials such as vegetable oils and lanolins, we also manufacture esters and wax.
The working environment is a good balance of Japanese culture with the dynamism of a global company. Our team enjoys the Croda culture of “safety first, people first”, with employee wellbeing a priority.
The working environment is a good balance of Japanese culture with the dynamism of a global company. Our team enjoys the Croda culture of “safety first, people first”, with employee wellbeing a priority.
Croda Japan KK
Shinjuku Park Tower 11th Floor
3-7-1, Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku
Tokyo, Japan 163-1011
3-7-1, Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku
Tokyo, Japan 163-1011
Tel: +81(0) 3 6258-1910
Shiga Manufacturing Site
Gokasho Hiyoshi-cho
Higashiomi-shi
Shiga,
Japan, 529-1403
Higashiomi-shi
Shiga,
Japan, 529-1403
Tel: +81 (0)748 48 3701
Further reading
Croda crowned Britain’s Most Admired Chemicals Company for eighth year running
15 January 2025: the company that uses smart science to create high-performance ingredients and solutions that improve lives, has been voted Britain’s Most Admired Chemicals Company for the eighth...
Croda announces brand evolution to mark centenary year
6 January 2025: Croda International Plc (“Croda”), the company that uses smart science to create high-performance ingredients and solutions that improve lives, today announces a brand evolution to...
Directorate change
John Ramsay, having served as a non-executive director and Chair of Audit Committee for over 5 years, will retire from the Board on 1 March 2025 and will be replaced by Ian Bull.