Organic White Basmati Rice
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We all know Basmati rice is a classic. And you can't go wrong with classics. This Organic White Basmati Rice comes from family farms in Northern India and has a delicious taste and aroma.
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How it does good
Using smart agricultural practices to save water
Rice production uses around one-third of the planet's annual renewable fresh water, but Lotus Foods supports More Crop Per Drop™—a smart agricultural practice that protects and restores natural resources such as fresh water, improves incomes and quality of life for farmers, especially women, and reduces climate impact. These practices also cut in half the time that women have to spend transplanting and weeding, lowering their risk for health issues.
Lotus Foods sources rice from Southeast Asia using smart agricultural practices that use less water. This Basmati Rice is the first rice to achieve Regenerative Organic Certification (ROC). This rigorous new standard goes beyond existing Organic and Fair Trade certifications in promoting farming that enriches rather than degrades soil and values animals and workers.
Learn MoreFlooded rice fields emit methane gas, which contributes to global warming. Lotus Foods combats this by reducing their methane emissions by 40% with More Crop Per Drop™. This technique uses half the amount of water to keep fields moist but not continuously flooded.
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About the Brand
Lotus Foods
The Lotus Foods founders first fell in love with black rice while traveling in China. The rice was typically called “tribute rice”, or “longevity rice” because it was reserved for Chinese Emperors to ensure their good health and long life. In 1995, the founders started importing black rice, calling it Forbidden Rice® after the Forbidden City, the Chinese Imperial palace. They also work hard to make sure they employ sustainable practices and treat farmers fairly.
Shop BrandHow to use
This rice goes with anything, especially biryani, rice pudding, stir fry, or even just as side. Or by itself. It's that good.
