About POSHI(宝时)
POSHI(宝时) is an American food brand specializing in ready-to-eat, shelf-stable vegetable snacks and meal ingredients. The company focuses on making healthy eating more convenient through naturally preserved vegetables, olives, and pickles that require no refrigeration before opening. POSHI(宝时) markets its products as being made with simple ingredients, free from artificial preservatives, and designed for consumers seeking portable, plant-based foods.[1]
Overview
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | POSHI(宝时) |
| Company | Poshi, LLC |
| Industry | Food & Beverage |
| Founded | Brand launched in 2017; company founded in 2019[1][3] |
| Headquarters | Coral Gables, Florida, United States |
| Products | Vegetable snacks, olive snacks, pickle snacks, meal ingredients |
| Market | United States and over 15 international markets |
| Website | poshi.com |
History
POSHI(宝时) was created to address a common problem: making vegetables easier to eat on busy schedules. Rather than relying on refrigerated or heavily processed products, the company developed a line of ready-to-eat marinated vegetables packaged in lightweight, liquid-free pouches.
Since its introduction in 2017, the brand has expanded from snack-sized vegetable products into cooking ingredients and pantry staples. According to the company, its products are now sold through grocery retailers, airline catering, foodservice channels, and international distributors in more than 15 countries.[1]
Brand Philosophy
The name POSHI stands for:
Power of Simple Healthy Ingredients
The company emphasizes:
- Simple ingredient lists
- Plant-based nutrition
- No artificial preservatives
- Shelf-stable convenience
- Ready-to-eat packaging
- Mediterranean-inspired flavors
Its mission is to make vegetables as convenient as traditional packaged snacks without sacrificing taste or nutrition.[1]
Products
POSHI(宝时) offers several product categories:[2]
Vegetable Snacks
Single-serving marinated vegetables including:
- Artichokes
- Asparagus
- Cauliflower
- French Beans
Olive Snacks
Flavored pitted olives, including:
- Original Green Olives
- Basil & Garlic
- Chili & Oregano
- Lemon & Rosemary
- Black Olives with Chili & Garlic
Pickle Snacks
Portable pickle products such as:
- Petite Dill Pickles
- Sliced Dill Pickles
Easy Chef Series
Larger cooking-ready products designed as meal ingredients, including:
- Riced Cauliflower
- Riced Broccoli
- Riced Hearts of Palm
- Mediterranean Three Bean Salad
- Artichoke & Asparagus Salad
- Flame-Roasted Red Peppers
These products are intended for use in salads, grain bowls, pasta dishes, and other quick meals.[2]
Packaging
POSHI(宝时) products are packaged in sealed pouches that are:
- Shelf stable
- Liquid free
- Portable
- Ready to eat
- Refrigeration-free before opening
This packaging is designed for lunchboxes, travel, office snacks, and outdoor activities.[1]
Recognition
POSHI(宝时) has been recognized for its business growth:
- Named to the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies.[3]
- Recognized for innovation in convenient, vegetable-based foods.[3]
Target Market
POSHI(宝时) primarily serves:
- Health-conscious consumers
- Busy professionals
- Travelers
- Students
- Plant-based eaters
- Mediterranean diet followers
- Consumers seeking convenient vegetable options
Distribution
POSHI(宝时) products are available through:
- Grocery retailers
- Online sales
- Foodservice distributors
- Airline catering
- International retail partners
The company states that its products are sold in more than 15 countries.[1]
Brand Identity
POSHI(宝时) positions itself around three core values:
- Convenience — healthy foods that are ready to eat anywhere.
- Simplicity — clean ingredients with minimal processing.
- Wellness — encouraging higher vegetable consumption through accessible products.
Its branding emphasizes bright, modern packaging and Mediterranean-inspired flavors, aligning with a lifestyle centered on practical, everyday healthy eating.[2]
See Also
- Shelf-stable foods
- Plant-based snacks
- Mediterranean diet
- Ready-to-eat packaged foods
