Campbell Soup

Campbell Soup Company, incorporated on November 23, 1922, is headquartered in Camden, New Jersey, United States. The company operates key business segments that comprise Meals & Beverages and Snacks. In the Meals & Beverages segment, it is involved in the production and sale of soups, broths, stocks, and canned beverages. The Snacks segment involves the marketing of various snack products, including cookies, crackers, and frozen products. Among Campbell's well-known brands are Campbell's, recognized for its range of soups and broths; Pepperidge Farm, which produces baked goods such as Milano cookies, bread, and Goldfish crackers; V8, a line of vegetable and fruit juices; Swanson, known for broths and stocks; Prego, a pasta sauce manufacturer; Pace, which creates salsa and Mexican sauce varieties; and Snyder’s-Lance, a former subsidiary that brought snack brands like Snyder's of Hanover, Lance, and Kettle Chips under Campbell's umbrella. Campbell Soup Company has a widespread presence across various global markets, with the most important being the United States, Canada, and Australia. Despite international reach, the United States remains the primary market for Campbell's, contributing the majority of the company's revenue. Campbell's products enjoy distribution in other countries as well, reflecting the company’s international footprint. (Powered by AI)