
Big Food’s stake in the future – in-house venture-capital funds
A guide to some of the in-house, corporate-venture arms operated by the world's major packaged-food companies.
ByHain Celestial is an international food company. Founded by Irwin D. Simon in 1993, Hain Celestial is a public company, listed on the NASDAQ as HAIN. The head office for Hain Celestial is located in Lake Success in New York state, USA.
A guide to some of the in-house, corporate-venture arms operated by the world's major packaged-food companies.
ByRetailers initially rejected price increases on unnamed products earlier this year, which led to the US firm withholding shipments.
ByThe war in Ukraine has disrupted sunflower-oil supplies, pushing up prices and prompting changes to sourcing and recipes.
By“We experienced significant increased energy costs in Europe,” president and CEO Mark Schiller said.
ByThe deal for That’s How We Roll is Hain Celestial’s first acquisition for four years.
Canada's SunOpta has continued its investment in plant-based dairy alternatives with a move to buy the Dream and WestSoy brands…
ByUS food group Hain Celestial has continued its programme of divestments with the sale of a UK fresh produce business.
ByAndy Coyne looks at significant transactions and emerging themes in merger, acquisition and investment activity in the global food sector…
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