RICELAND FOODS INC

Riceland Foods Inc. specializes in the milling and packaging of high-quality rice products for U.S. government food assistance programs, with deep expertise in parboiled and long-grain rice processing. The company produces and delivers standardized rice commodities in compliance with federal nutritional and packaging specifications, including bulk bagged and multi-pack retail formats such as 25-pound bags and 24- or 30-count 2-pound packages. Their technical capabilities encompass grain handling, precision milling, moisture control, quality assurance, and compliance with USDA commodity standards for domestic and international humanitarian distribution. Riceland Foods distinguishes itself through consistent adherence to U.S. Grade No. 1 and No. 2 rice specifications, efficient batch traceability, and scalable packaging systems tailored for large-scale government logistics. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, supplying rice commodities under food donation and international aid programs. Their work supports USDA’s global food assistance initiatives by providing shelf-stable, nutrient-dense staples that meet strict humanitarian procurement guidelines. This recurring engagement reflects a trusted, operational partnership focused on reliable delivery of standardized agricultural commodities. Riceland Foods operates primarily within NAICS 311212, the rice milling industry, which involves transforming raw paddy rice into consumer-ready products through cleaning, dehulling, polishing, and packaging. The company’s vertical specialization lies in producing USDA-compliant rice for federal food aid, positioning them as a niche supplier in the government procurement ecosystem for staple grain commodities. As a limited liability entity based in Stuttgart, Arkansas, Riceland Foods Inc. leverages its regional agricultural infrastructure to serve federal supply chains. The company holds no federal certifications but benefits from its established presence in the U.S. rice belt, enabling efficient sourcing, processing, and distribution of rice products to meet the logistical demands of government food programs.