Articles Tagged with ''acquisitions''

Heartland Food Products Group signed an agreement to acquire the Americas business of Whole Earth Brands, adding several established sweetener brands to its portfolio. The move strengthens Heartland’s position in sugar reduction and alternative sweeteners while expanding its capabilities across retail, foodservice and ingredient solutions.

Bel Group is expanding its North American snack portfolio through the acquisition of Ingenuity Foods’ Brainiac and Little Brainiac brands. The move adds fast-growing, omega-3-fortified snacks to Bel’s better-for-you lineup while strengthening its presence in functional snacks for children and families.

Campbell’s has acquired a 49% interest in La Regina, the longtime manufacturer behind Rao’s Homemade tomato-based sauces. The investment reinforces the company’s focus on preserving Rao’s artisanal production approach as the brand surpasses $1 billion in annual sales.

Bullish invests in the pasture-raised snack brand as demand rises for transparent, functional protein options. The move reflects growing interest in cleaner-label meat snacks and shifting preferences in on-the-go nutrition.

Joseph’s Bakery is advancing Tumaro’s following its acquisition, building on the wrap brand’s better-for-you positioning and flavor-forward lineup. The company plans increased support and innovation to drive expansion across retail and e-commerce

Danone is acquiring Huel to strengthen its position in functional nutrition and tap into rising demand for complete meal solutions. The deal pairs Huel’s digital-first model with Danone’s global scale to drive growth and innovation

Puratos announced plans to acquire Dawn Foods, pending regulatory approval. The combination would bring together ingredient technology, bakery applications and global distribution networks.

Morinaga & Co. will acquire My/Mochi, the largest mochi ice cream brand in the US, adding the frozen novelty category to its growing portfolio. The move supports the company’s long-term growth strategy as the $8.6 billion US novelty ice cream market continues to expand.

B&G Foods has divested its Green Giant US frozen vegetable line to Seneca Foods, continuing its strategic exit from shelf-stable and frozen vegetable categories. The deal includes the Yuma, Ariz., manufacturing facility, while B&G retains its Mexico operations and enters a co-pack agreement with Seneca.

Hormel Foods has agreed to sell its whole-bird turkey business to Life-Science Innovations, with the deal expected to close by the end of fiscal Q2 2026. The company said the move supports its strategy to reduce exposure to commodity-driven operations and expand value-added proteins.