LG Foods
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We just love food!
LG Foods is a brand by Leong Guan Food manufactuer, Singapore’s preeminent fresh noodle manufacturer. Since its establishment in 2005, LG Foods has been at the forefront of food science, leading the way in the production of noodles and beancurd products. Their preservative-free, long shelf-life fresh noodles and beancurd adhere to international standards, including ISO 22000, HACCP and Halal certifications.
The emphasis on quality and health is evident in LG Foods' diverse product range, which includes fresh Singaporean noodles, specialty noodles (low-GI, high fibre, fortified and gluten-free options), and popular international selections like Italian Pasta and Japanese Ramen. They also offer a variety of bean curd products, including speciality Japanese Traditional Nigari Tofu apart from the usual Tofu and Tau Kwa range. These high-quality products can be found in major supermarket chains across Singapore and are exported to markets in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Australia, Europe, and the US.
our history
It's what's on the inside that counts
LG Foods has experienced remarkable growth since its humble beginnings as a food trading company in 1996. It has now emerged as a leading fresh noodle manufacturer, specializing in noodles and beancurd products. In addition to manufacturing, the company serves as a comprehensive food solutions provider, catering to the needs of professional kitchens. Embracing sustainability and future food trends, LG Foods actively engages in food tech initiatives and nurtures food startups through its incubation programs. The company's commitment to quality, innovation, and strong partnerships has established its prominent position in the global food industry.
We believe in doing our best for the planet and our community.
Sustainability
Here at LG, we believe in doing our best not just for the company, but for the planet. Sustainability is a main focus of our business where we strive to give back to our community, constantly reviewing our practices to reduce our carbon footprint and minimize wastage.
Minimising Single Use Packaging
Single use packaging is one of the most problematic types of waste. Disposed in large quantities due to its single use nature, it’s ubiquitous in trash and difficult to recycle. Hence, do our best to avoid single use packaging wherever possible, choosing to have our flour pumped into our silo from flour truck tankers instead of using disposable flour bags.
At our facility, we also opt for reusable baskets instead of carton boxes to transport our goods when possible, effectively cutting down on the usage of one time use carton boxes, minimizing wastage.
We are also invested in our research and development concentrated on the reduction of wastage where our tireless efforts have paid off in the form of a significantly extended shelf life of fresh products without the use of preservatives, minimizing wastage due to food expiring. Through our innovative efforts, we now have a range of noodles that can be kept under ambient conditions which also reduces refrigeration needs, cutting down on energy required to store and transport chilled items.
To further minimize packaging usage, our products come in a varying packaging sizes to suit different application needs, from food service bulk packs instead of multiple small packets to avoid unnecessary packaging usage. We also make a conscious effort to use packaging with lesser material volume while still ensuring food safety.
Reducing Food Waste
As the old saying goes, one man’s waste another man’s treasure. By-products of our manufacturing processes are repurposed as animal and fish feed for local farms to ensure we cut our wastage to the bare minimum. We are also reduce our food wastage through the study to repurpose soybean pulp — a by-product from our beancurd production, into Okara to be used in cooking as a nutritious ingredient with many intangible health benefits.
In efforts to give back to society while reducing our carbon footprint, unexpired surplus food products are donated to our charity partner, Willing Hearts, instead of being disposed of, where the products will feed families instead of contributing to the colossal scale of food wastage here in Singapore.
