Bolthouse Farms
Overview
Carrots, smoothies, juices, and dressings to be reckoned with – Crafted by a Bunch of Carrot Farmers.
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Request Access to EditPeople Moves: Bolthouse Farms Pres. Retires; Nissin Foods USA Names New CEO
Bolthouse Farms has unveiled its management succession plan following the retirement of president and COO Bill Levisay. The announcement comes as the brand enters its next chapter of growth as two business entities.
Butterfly Jumps Into Ingredients Acquiring Milk Specialties Global
Private equity firm Butterfly is expanding its “seed to fork” strategy with its acquisition of vertically integrated dairy ingredient maker Milk Specialities Global.
From Carrot Juice to the Carrot Dog: Bolthouse Unveils Next Stage of Innovation
Bolthouse Farms CEO Jeff Dunn believes he’s “always been crazy,” when it comes to innovation, it’s just taken years for retailers and consumers to be excited to take the leap with him. Now once again a privately owned company with Dunn at the helm, Bolthouse is ready to let industry in on its creative musings, last week announcing the launch of new sub brand Wunderoots, a portfolio of carrot-based meal “swaps.”
Butterfly Picks Up Orgain to Compliment Bolthouse
Los Angeles-based private equity firm Butterfly today announced its acquisition of a majority stake in “clean” protein brand Orgain. The deal is Butterfly’s fifth investment and second in beverage, following the purchase of fresh juice focused Bolthouse Farms earlier this year.
Bolthouse Farms Sold to Butterfly Equity for $510 Million
Los Angeles-based private equity firm Butterfly signed a definitive agreement today to acquire Bolthouse Farms from Campbell Soup Company for $510 million in cash — roughly $1 billion less than what the soup conglomerate paid when it acquired the 104-year-old food and beverage brand in 2012.
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