Lotus Foods

Lotus Foods, the leading heirloom and organic rice and noodle company, has released an Impact Report that reflects on its 29 years of work to change the way rice is grown around the world and simultaneously mitigate the impacts of climate change, promote farmers’ resilience and empower women. 

In this week’s roundup: Banza commits to transition chickpea acres to regenerative; SFA predicts upcoming 2023 trends; 12 Tides wants to give consumer kelp tattoos and Lotus Foods founders release a cookbook.

This week’s roundup of notable new products saw a protein brand collaborating with animal-free whey protein producer Perfect Day, a snack company rolling out Thai chili edamame snacking beans and a frozen produce brand offering the “Honeycrisp of strawberries.”

Last month during our Category Close-Up: Product Showcase we explored innovation and growth strategies for a group of rising noodle brands. In this special bonus segment, you’ll hear from three more brands.

Expo West is known as the launch pad for new products, new strategies, new flavors, and new brands. Despite its postponement, NOSH will continue to report on those new items scheduled for release around the show that may soon be entering the industry arena.

Lotus Foods, the leading heirloom and organic rice and rice ramen company, will introduce the latest in freeze-dried innovation to its award-winning line of Rice Ramen Noodle Soup Cups. Landing on store shelves this fall will be two new soup cups featuring freeze-dried soup cubes with chunky veggies and gourmet spices.

Lotus Foods, the leading heirloom and organic rice and rice ramen company, has introduced the latest in freeze-dried innovation to its award-winning line of Rice Ramen Noodle Soup Cups.

Lotus Foods, the leading heirloom and organic rice and rice ramen company, has made its popular Rice Ramen Noodle Soup Cups (launched in August 2018) even better with a newly designed microwaveable cup.

Yesterday the United States Consumer Safety Product Safety Commission issued a voluntary recall alert for Lotus Foods Ramen Noodle Soup Cups citing potential fire and burn hazards. In total, 239,000 cups were recalled. “We felt an obligation to make sure we had the best product out in the marketplace,” a spokesperson told NOSH. “We want to make sure people trust Lotus Foods.”