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Campbell's fosters a culture of belonging where employees are valued for their unique talents and diverse perspectives, creating an inclusive environment where everyone can reach their full potential.

People First

The company pursues winning with the highest standards for performance while maintaining integrity and ethical conduct in all business activities.

Excellence with Character

Campbell's demonstrates great care for the communities they call home, supporting causes important to employees through charitable giving programs and corporate social responsibility initiatives.

Community Care

The company values creativity and relentless pursuit of innovation, from its revolutionary condensed soup invention in 1897 to modern product development and strategic acquisitions.

Innovation

The Campbell's Company is a multinational food manufacturer with a 155-year heritage, operating iconic brands including Campbell's soup, Goldfish crackers, Pepperidge Farm, Prego, Pace, V8, and Rao's, generating over $10 billion in annual revenue.

Mick Beekhuizen

President & Chief Executive Officer

Mark Clouse

Former President & CEO (2019-2025)

Todd Cunfer

Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer

Elizabeth Duggan

President, Snacks Division

Janda Lukin

Chief Growth Officer

Craig Slavtcheff

Executive Vice President, Chief R&D and Innovation Officer

Carrie L. Anderson

Former Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer

The iconic product line that built the company's reputation, featuring condensed soups in the famous red and white cans, including Tomato, Chicken Noodle, Cream of Mushroom, and dozens of other varieties that have been American pantry staples since 1897.

Campbell's Condensed Soups

One of the world's most popular snack crackers under the Pepperidge Farm brand, Goldfish has become a billion-dollar brand offering cheese, pretzel, and other flavor varieties beloved by children and adults alike.

Goldfish Crackers

Premium baked goods including cookies, crackers, breads, and frozen products such as layer cakes and puff pastry, representing a billion-dollar brand within Campbell's portfolio since its 1961 acquisition.

Pepperidge Farm Baked Goods

A leading brand of premium pasta sauces offering traditional, chunky, and specialty varieties that compete in the Italian sauce category with authentic flavors and quality ingredients.

Prego Pasta Sauces

Authentic Mexican-style salsas, picante sauces, and other condiments that have made Pace a household name in Tex-Mex cuisine since Campbell's 1995 acquisition of the Texas-based brand.

Pace Mexican Sauces

Vegetable juice beverages and blends that provide servings of vegetables in convenient drink form, including original V8, V8 Splash fruit-vegetable blends, and V8 Energy drinks.

V8 Vegetable Juices

Premium broths, stocks, and cooking ingredients used by home cooks and professional chefs, offering chicken, beef, vegetable, and specialty varieties that enhance recipes and stand-alone soups.

Swanson Broths and Stocks

Ultra-premium Italian pasta sauces made with high-quality ingredients and no added sugar, acquired through the 2024 Sovos Brands acquisition, representing Campbell's expansion into the premium sauce segment.

Rao's Premium Pasta Sauce

Premium frozen Italian meals and entrées including lasagna, chicken parmesan, and other restaurant-quality dishes, part of the Sovos Brands acquisition that enhanced Campbell's frozen foods portfolio.

Michael Angelo's Frozen Entrées

Pretzels, tortilla chips, potato chips, and other salty snacks acquired through the 2018 Snyder's-Lance acquisition, significantly expanding Campbell's presence in the snacks category.

Snyder's of Hanover Snacks

Better-for-you soup line featuring clean ingredients, plant-based options, and nutritious recipes that appeal to health-conscious consumers seeking convenient, wholesome meal solutions.

Campbell's Well Yes! Soups

The Campbell's Company Board of Directors elected Mick Beekhuizen as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective February 1, 2025, to succeed Mark Clouse who plans to retire to become President of the NFL's Washington Commanders. Beekhuizen, who joined Campbell's in 2019 as CFO and was elevated to President, Meals & Beverages in 2022, becomes the 15th CEO in the company's 155-year history.

Campbell's Board Elects Mick Beekhuizen as CEO to Succeed Mark Clouse

Campbell's reported first-quarter fiscal 2025 net sales increased 10% to $2.8 billion, with adjusted EBIT increasing 6% to $432 million including the impact of the Sovos Brands acquisition. The company reaffirmed full-year fiscal 2025 guidance and increased its quarterly dividend by 5% to $0.39 per share, demonstrating strong financial performance and confidence in future growth.

Campbell's Reports First-Quarter Fiscal 2025 Results and Increases Quarterly Dividend

Shareholders overwhelmingly approved the change in company name from Campbell Soup Company to The Campbell's Company at the annual meeting. The name change reflects the company's broad portfolio of leadership brands, from Campbell's soup to Goldfish crackers and Rao's pasta sauce, marking a new chapter in the company's 155-year history.

Shareholders Approve Name Change to The Campbell's Company

Campbell reported fiscal 2024 revenues of $10.253 billion, with strong fourth-quarter performance. The company raised full-year fiscal 2025 guidance, citing successful integration of Sovos Brands ahead of expectations and completion of its $1 billion multi-year cost savings program. The company transferred its stock listing to Nasdaq on August 19, 2024.

Campbell Reports Fourth-Quarter Fiscal 2024 Results and Raises Fiscal 2025 Guidance

Campbell's completed the sale of its Pop Secret popcorn business to Our Home, as part of ongoing portfolio optimization efforts. The company continues to focus on its core brands and strategic growth areas, with the noosa yoghurt business sale expected to close in the first quarter of calendar year 2025.

Campbell Completes Sale of Pop Secret Popcorn Business

The Campbell's Company announced new senior leadership appointments with Janda Lukin named Chief Growth Officer and Elizabeth Duggan appointed President, Snacks, both effective June 2, 2025. The appointments are designed to drive accelerated growth across the enterprise and ensure smooth leadership transition in the Snacks division.

Campbell's Appoints Senior Leaders to Accelerate Growth

Campbell presented its long-term strategic vision at its Fiscal 2025 Investor Day, outlining goals to deliver highly predictable and sustainable results with organic net sales growth of approximately 2-3% annually. The company highlighted the successful integration of Sovos Brands and its focus on premiumization and innovation across its portfolio.

Campbell Launches Next Chapter of Growth at Fiscal 2025 Investor Day

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Joseph A. Campbell, a fruit merchant, and Abraham Anderson, an icebox manufacturer, established Anderson & Campbell in Camden, New Jersey, initially producing canned tomatoes, vegetables, jellies, soups, condiments, and minced meats.

Company Founded as Anderson & Campbell

Dr. John T. Dorrance, a chemist with degrees from MIT and Göttingen University, developed the revolutionary process of condensing soup by removing half the water, making soup affordable and accessible to millions of American families.

Condensed Soup Innovation

The famous red and white soup can label debuted after a company executive attended a Cornell-Penn football game and was inspired by Cornell's new red and white uniforms, creating one of America's most recognizable packages.

Iconic Red and White Label Introduced

The company officially adopted the name Campbell Soup Company, reflecting its evolution and focus on its core soup business that had become synonymous with the brand.

Official Name Change to Campbell Soup Company

Campbell acquired Pepperidge Farm, an American baked-goods company founded in 1937, for $28.2 million in shares when Pepperidge Farm had sales of $32 million and 58 products in its portfolio, marking a major diversification beyond soup.

Acquisition of Pepperidge Farm

Andy Warhol's series of 32 Campbell's Soup Cans paintings debuted at the Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles, transforming the soup can into a pop art icon and cementing Campbell's place in American cultural history.

Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans Exhibition

Campbell Soup Company introduced Prego pasta sauces, entering the competitive Italian sauce market and establishing a brand that would become a market leader in premium pasta sauces.

Launch of Prego Pasta Sauce

Campbell acquired Pace, an American salsa company founded in 1947, strengthening its position in Mexican-style sauces and condiments and expanding its portfolio beyond traditional categories.

Acquisition of Pace Foods

Campbell completed the acquisition of Snyder's-Lance, a major snack food company, significantly expanding its snacks portfolio and establishing the Snacks division as a key growth driver alongside Meals & Beverages.

Acquisition of Snyder's-Lance

Campbell announced plans to consolidate its Snacks division offices in Camden, New Jersey, bringing approximately 330 jobs from Charlotte, NC and Norwalk, CT, and investing $50 million to expand the Camden campus to accommodate 1,600 employees.

Consolidation of Snacks Division in Camden

Campbell completed the acquisition of Sovos Brands for $2.7 billion in an all-cash transaction, adding premium brands Rao's pasta sauce, Michael Angelo's frozen entrées, and noosa yogurt to its portfolio, transforming the Meals & Beverages growth trajectory.

Acquisition of Sovos Brands Completed

The company transferred its stock listing from the NYSE to the Nasdaq Global Select Market, with trading beginning on August 19, 2024, marking a strategic shift in its capital markets presence.

Transfer to Nasdaq Stock Exchange

Shareholders overwhelmingly approved changing the company's official name from Campbell Soup Company to The Campbell's Company, reflecting its broad portfolio of leadership brands beyond soup, including Goldfish, Pepperidge Farm, and Rao's.

Name Change to The Campbell's Company

The Board of Directors elected Mick Beekhuizen as President and CEO effective February 1, 2025, to succeed Mark Clouse who retired to become President of the NFL's Washington Commanders. Beekhuizen became the 15th CEO in the company's 155-year history.

Mick Beekhuizen Named CEO

Campbell announced new senior leadership appointments with Janda Lukin named Chief Growth Officer and Elizabeth Duggan appointed President, Snacks, effective June 2025, to accelerate growth across the enterprise.

Senior Leadership Appointments

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H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB, commonly known by its brand name H&M, is a Swedish multinational clothing company headquartered in Stockholm. Built on a fast fashion business model, the retailer sells apparel, accessories, and homeware. The company operates thousands of stores across 75 geographical markets and employs over 171,000 people worldwide. H&M is the second-largest international clothing retailer after Inditex. H&M was founded by Erling Persson in 1947 under the name Hennes. The CEO of H&M from 2020 to 2024 was Helena Helmersson. The current CEO, as of January 2024, is Daniel Ervér.

Swedish multinational clothing-retail company

H&M generated $22B revenue 2024 as 2nd-largest fashion retailer (Swedish privately-held Persson family, 4,000+ stores 75 countries down from 5,000 peak, fast-fashion $10-40 T-shirts/dresses/basics, Conscious Collection sustainability 50% recycled). Founded 1947 Sweden as Hennes ('Hers') by Erling Persson (women's clothing, 1968 acquired Mauritz Widforss menswear rebranded H&M). 1970s-2000s global (U.S. 2000 NYC, 3,000+ stores, designer collaborations Karl Lagerfeld 2004 $100M sellout). However, 2015-2024 struggles: inventory crisis $4B unsold 2018 (slow fashion cycles versus Zara 2-week, store closures 500+, online 30% transition late), sustainability backlash greenwashing allegations Conscious Collection 5% actually recycled, Shein $30B ultra-fast $5-15 Gen Z. Competing Zara $30B #1 Inditex, Uniqlo $20B basics, Shein $30B online-only $5. Technology: mobile app, membership loyalty, digital receipts, inventory AI predictive limited. Employees 100,000+ (from 120K peak, store closures layoffs).

H&M's Sustainability Push and Inventory Crisis Navigate Fast-Fashion Backlash as Zara Competition and Shein $30B Ultra-Fast Threaten Market Share

H&M reaches $22B revenue as 2nd-largest global fashion retailer with 4,000+ stores, fast-fashion $10-40 model, Swedish origins, struggling Zara competition

H&M HENNES & MAURITZ AB

Women's clothing 'Hers'. Affordable fashion U.S.-inspired. 15 stores Sweden expansion.

Hennes & Mauritz. Added men's hunting/outdoor apparel. Stockholm stock. Sweden national chain.

Fifth Avenue flagship. 3,000+ stores. Fast-fashion model 2-4 week cycles. Zara competition began.

Stella McCartney, Balmain, Versace collabs. Prestige affordable $50-100. Marketing hype lines.

Recycled materials 50% claim. Greenwashing allegations 5% actually recycled. Garment collecting stores.

Slow fashion cycles vs Zara 2-week. Online 30% late transition. Shein $30B $5-15 Gen Z ultra-fast threat.

CEO Helena Helmersson sustainability. Persson family billionaires privately-held. 100K employees (from 120K). Online 30%.

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