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ConAgra: ‘Value Over Volume’ Strategy Drives Q3 Growth, 2023 Guidance Raised
ConAgra Brands says its strategy towards improving margins is working as the company raised full year 2023 guidance in its Q3 earnings report this morning. The Chicago-based conglomerate updated its organic net sales guidance for the fiscal year from 7% to 7.5% and adjusted operating margin from 15.5% to 15.6%.
Seal the Seasons Lays Off Employees In Pursuit Of Profitability
Seal The Seasons is one of the most recent brands to make staff cuts. As it implements additional cost cutting measures, the company expects these actions to bring the business to profitability this quarter.
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Olyra Banks $4M To Grow Breakfast Biscuit Category
Greek biscuit maker Olyra Foods closed a $4 million Series A funding round in late February to help the brand grow its marketing team and continue to expand its retail presence in the breakfast category.
Stryve: Net Sales Decline After Successful Expense Reductions Measures
Air dried meat snack company Stryve reported a 1.3% decline in net sales year-over-year to $5.4 million in Q4, largely due to the company’s SKU rationalization efforts and other cash conservation measures.
Community Call: Sign Up for April Calls Ft. Harmless Harvest, Biena Snacks, One Mighty Mill & Generation CPG
Community Call is a recurring series of open meetings dedicated to pressing topics impacting food and beverage businesses. This month, we welcome a range of guests covering topics such as sustainability measures that support profitability, finding the right co-manufacturer, building and maintaining retailer relationships that support innovation goals, retail activation strategies, and more.
Marketing: 7 of the Food Industry’s Funniest April Fools’ Pranks
Last week, the natural food industry showed off its sense of humor as CPG brands took to social media to celebrate April Fools’ Day with eccentric new product launches.
Upward Farms Closes “Infinitely Complex” Vertical Farming Operation
Vertical farming company Upward Farms announced last Thursday that it would be ceasing operations at its Brooklyn headquarters and will not be opening its large-scale production facility in Pennsylvania.
After Failing to Find Buyer, Boxed Declares Bankruptcy
Publicly traded online retailer Boxed declared chapter 11 bankruptcy today, just months after the company announced that it was “exploring strategic alternatives” such as a sale of the business.
Report: Alt. Deals in CPG Rising Amidst Economic Squeeze
Despite rising inflation and a grim economic forecast, CPGs can still access growth capital thanks to a “much broader toolkit” of alternative M&A options, explained analysts from Bain & Company during a webinar this week.
News Roundup: Mintel Report Finds Positive Consumer Sentiment For MSG; Nestle and Cargill Make $15M Regen Ag Investment
In this week’s roundup: A new report finds consumer perceptions of MSG are shifting, Nestle and Cargill invest $15 million into regenerative ag projects, Mila partners with Simu Liu, Faiir Initiative publishes warning for livestock producers and Last Crumb goes gluten-free.
