Chickapea Expands U.S. Retail Footprint With Limited-Time One Pot Meals Launch at Costco

New updates have been reported about Chickapea.

Chickapea is deepening its U.S. retail presence with the launch of a limited-time, exclusive three-pack of its Creamy Garlic One Pot Meals in 46 Costco warehouses across the Los Angeles region and four locations in Hawaii, effective February 2. The rotation, priced at $10.69, marks Chickapea’s first One Pot Meals presence in the Los Angeles Costco region and is a notable distribution milestone for the Canadian-based, certified B Corp pasta brand. The product, positioned as a better-for-you mac and cheese-style option, targets families, busy professionals, and health-conscious shoppers through a convenient format that cooks in under 12 minutes and requires only milk and optional butter, with pasta and seasoning included. Each serving delivers 15 grams of protein and 4 grams of fiber, is certified gluten-free and kosher, and uses a short ingredient list based on chickpeas and yellow peas, aligning with the company’s focus on clean-label, high-protein offerings.

The Costco launch builds on a strong Los Angeles roadshow performance in 2025, where Chickapea’s One Pot Meals generated solid member engagement and validated demand for a multi-pack value format. Following a brand and recipe refresh in 2024, Chickapea reports continued growth across North America and maintains its position as the leading organic, high-protein pasta brand in Canada, with reported velocity gains of 25% to 50% in key retail accounts in both Canada and the U.S. over the past year. Founder and CEO Shelby Taylor framed the Costco opportunity as strategically aligned with consumers seeking healthier, convenient meal solutions without sacrificing taste or texture, noting Costco shoppers’ focus on value and quality. For executives and investors, the move signals Chickapea’s ongoing push into mainstream U.S. club channels, leveraging its B Corp credentials and health-forward positioning to drive higher throughput in large-format retail and potentially support further geographic and product-line expansion if the limited-time rotation performs to expectations.