Campbell Soup Company Stock News

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Campbell Soup's (CPB) robust supply chain, successful innovations and effective marketing programs help it stay firm amid a difficult consumer landscape.

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Campbell Soup Company (CBP) announced today that it has completed its $2.7 billion acquisition of Sovos Brands, Inc., which touts popular brands like Rao's. The deal was originally slated for December

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Campbell (CPB) concludes the buyout of Sovos Brands, which is likely to enhance its Meals & Beverages portfolio brands like Rao's sauce, Michael Angelo's and noosa.

Campbell Soup has completed the acquisition of Rao's Homemade-owner Sovos Brands , the U.S. packaged food maker said on Tuesday, weeks after receiving clearance from the Federal Trade Commission.

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Campbell Soup's (CPB) second-quarter fiscal 2024 results reflect reduced sales on soft volume/mix. Earnings are in line with the year-ago quarter's levels.

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Campbell Soup (CPB) came out with quarterly earnings of $0.80 per share, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.77 per share. This compares to earnings of $0.80 per share a year ago.

The company kept guidance for the full year unchanged and said top-line sales growth is currently running at the lower end of the range.

Campbell Soup's (CPB) second-quarter performance is likely to reflect the adverse impact of cost inflation. Also, rising marketing and selling expenses are a concern.