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Borealis Foods K-12 Foodservice Revenue Up 110% Year-Over-Year
Borealis Foods announced continued national expansion in the U.S. K-12 foodservice market, with revenue from the channel increasing 110% compared with the prior-year period. Since entering the school foodservice channel, Borealis Foods has expanded its presence to more than 20,000 schools representing approximately 2,500 school districts. Over the past 12 months, the company's school products have shipped through 106 distributors across 40 states, reflecting broader market penetration and an expanding national distribution network. The 110% year-over-year increase in K-12 foodservice revenue reflects increased adoption within the market and the growing importance of institutional foodservice as a national growth channel for Borealis Foods. The company's products provide school nutrition teams with flexible meal options that can be incorporated into soups, stir-fries, salads, bowls and other speed-scratch recipes. The announcement comes as Borealis Foods participates in the School Nutrition Association's 2026 Annual National Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. More than 95,000 U.S. schools and institutions participate in the National School Lunch Program, representing a meaningful long-term opportunity for Borealis Foods as it continues to expand its institutional foodservice business nationally.
Borealis Foods Launches Chef Woo High-Protein Noodles at Costco
Borealis Foods (BRLS) announced the launch of Chef Woo High-Protein Noodles at Costco (COST).
Borealis Foods reaches milestone of selling over 2M units on Amazon
Borealis Foods (BRLS) announced a milestone: Reaching 2M units sold through their direct-to-consumer channel on Amazon (AMZN). Reza Soltanzadeh, Founder and CEO of Borealis Foods expressed his enthusiasm, saying, "Our mission to bring healthy, delicious ramen and affordable, quality ramen options to the market has been accelerated through Amazon. This success demonstrates that, as we expand our distribution and coverage across North America, fans and health-conscious consumers are actively seeking us out through online channels. The online success for Borealis Foods underscores the growing demand for the high protein ramen under the Chef Woo label, and we couldn't be more excited. The company's monthly online sales have grown by over 871%, with a surge in customers using our optional subscription service, which ensures automatic monthly delivery. This service has seen a growth of over 250% in 2024, with repeat customers across all age groups. Although the company's goal has been to develop the healthiest ramen on the market, our culinary team has focused on creating delicious ramen people want to eat. We believe healthy ramen should also taste good."
Borealis Foods expands U.S. Walmart distribution
Borealis Foods (BRLS) announced an expanded distribution at Walmart (WMT), through its wholly owned Palmetto Gourmet Foods. Chef Woo and Ramen Express products will now be available in more than 1,300 Walmart locations nationwide and online, including Chef Woo's newest ramen flavors crafted in partnership with world-renowned chef Gordon Ramsay. The move reinforces Borealis Foods' commitment to providing a healthier version of ramen to consumers across the country.
Borealis Foods introduces Woodles into U.S. school lunch programs
Borealis Foods announced that Woodles has successfully expanded distribution into over 4,000 school lunch programs across the United States. "We're excited to bring Woodles to schools across the nation," said Dr. Reza Soltanzadeh, Founder and CEO of Borealis Foods. "Our goal has always been to make healthy eating tasty, healthy and accessible, and we're proud to help schools meet their nutrition standards while making an impact on students' lifelong eating habits. We are working on expanding this offering across all states as we partner with school chefs to develop 'better-for-you' meals tailored for school programs."
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