“The name comes from a Black Texan farmer, known as Uncle Ben, who was known for growing high-quality rice,” the rep said in a statement to HuffPost. “The gentleman on our boxes, who has ...

the name was first used in 1946 in reference to a black farmer known as Uncle Ben who excelled in rice-growing. The man depicted in the logo is a “a beloved Chicago chef and waiter named Frank ...

UNCLE Ben’s rice will soon "evolve" its appearance in response to growing concerns over racial bias and injustices. “We recognise that now is the right time to evolve the Uncle Ben’s brand ...

the name was first used in 1946 in reference to a black farmer known as Uncle Ben who excelled in rice-growing. The man depicted in the logo is a "a beloved Chicago chef and waiter named Frank Brown." ...

the name was first used in 1946 in reference to a black farmer known as Uncle Ben who excelled in rice-growing. The man depicted in the logo is a “a beloved Chicago chef and waiter named Frank ...

The current image has been in use since 1946, with the name and logo inspired by two black men — a Texas farmer named Uncle Ben who was known for growing high-quality rice, and the face on the ...

The brand has previously explained on its website that the character of Uncle Ben was inspired by two people: a Black Texan farmer who was known for his rice-growing abilities and a chef and ...

Uncle Ben’s logo also draws on the historical labor of black men growing rice, as enslaved people and later as sharecroppers. Uncle Ben’s announced earlier this year that it was evaluating the ...

Uncle Ben’s rice is changing it's branding amid growing concerns over racial bias and injustices. The current packaging features the fictional character "Uncle Ben" - whose name was first used ...

As America’s number one brand, Uncle Ben's ensures the highest quality from start to finish. This includes the careful selection of its rice, using fewer than 10 specific varieties grown in the ...

the name was first used in 1946 in reference to a black farmer known as Uncle Ben who excelled in rice-growing. The man depicted in the logo is a "a beloved Chicago chef and waiter named Frank Brown." ...

The brand has previously explained on its website that the character of Uncle Ben was inspired by two people: a Black Texan farmer who was known for his rice-growing abilities and a chef and ...