Michelle Chapman

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Apr 22nd, 2022
A bag of Birds Eye sweet peas is displayed Thursday, March 25, 2021, in a New York supermarket. Inflation is pressuring ConAgra Brands' performance and the food company is lowering its fiscal full-year adjusted earnings outlook as it contends with higher-than-anticipated cost pressures. ConAgra, whose brands include Birds Eye, Slim Jim and Reddi-wip, also said Thursday, April 7, 2022, that it will need to make additional price increases to deal with the current environment.
ConAgra Cuts Outlook as Inflation Outpaces Price Hikes
Another round of price increases will be needed, the maker of Birds Eye, Slim Jim and Reddi-wip said.
Apr 7th, 2022
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Mars Promotes Inclusivity With M&Ms Makeover
The company said that it will provide a modern take on the appearances of the characters, which it calls “lentils".
Jan 21st, 2022
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Poultry Giant Sanderson Farms Sold for $4.5B
Cargill and privately-held Continental Grain formed a joint venture to acquire Sanderson, the third-largest poultry producer in the US.
Aug 9th, 2021
In this June 25, 2019 file photo, baking mixes by Duncan Hines, a Conagra brand, are displayed on a supermarket shelf in Cincinnati. ConAgra is cutting its fiscal 2022 outlook due to rising costs, which the food company will try to offset by boosting prices. ConAgra, whose brands include Duncan Hines, Slim Jim and Birds Eye, now foresees fiscal 2022 adjusted earnings of about $2.50 per share.
ConAgra Upping Prices to Offset Rising Costs
ConAgra, whose brands include Duncan Hines, Slim Jim and Birds Eye, is cutting its outlook.
Jul 14th, 2021
Krispy Kreme CEO Mike Tattersfield, center, applauds during the company's IPO at the Nasdaq Opening Bell on Thursday, July 1 in New York.
Krispy Kreme's IPO Off to Slow Start
It piced its initial public offering of 29.4 million shares at $17 a piece — well below the $21 to $24 it was seeking.
Jul 1st, 2021
In this May 1, 2020 photo, a sign sits in front of the Tyson Foods plant in Waterloo, IA.
Tyson Foods CEO Abruptly Steps Down After Less Than a Year
The company said Wednesday that Donnie King will succeed Banks, effective immediately.
Jun 2nd, 2021
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Kroger Sales Jump As Americans Stock Up Amid Pandemic
The grocer boosted its full-year outlook, believing that families will continue to try to reduce their risks to exposure.
Dec 3rd, 2020
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McCormick Buying Cholula Hot Sauce for $800M
McCormick, which already owns Frank's RedHot, is getting even spicier.
Nov 24th, 2020