TreeHouse Foods cuts sales outlook for 2024 after weak Q3 performance
TreeHouse Foods, the US-based private-label major, has revised its 2024 sales forecast downwards by $100m following a challenging third quarter…
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TreeHouse Foods expands listeria-linked waffles recall to all products
TreeHouse Foods has expanded a recall linked to the potential presence of listeria to encompass “all products” manufactured at a…
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Are brands still on the run from private label?
When it comes to the struggle for market share between food brands and private label, there are things we can…
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Nestlé battles volumes, FrieslandCampina bombs to loss, Unilever bets on mayo – Just Food’s week in data
Alongside our daily news coverage, features and interviews, the Just Food team sifts through the week’s most intriguing data sets…
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TreeHouse Foods recall-induced broth revamp spills over into 2024
TreeHouse Foods anticipates a broth recall that hit the private-label supplier’s fourth-quarter sales and volumes will spill over into 2024.…
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TreeHouse Foods slashes sales growth outlook in wake of snacks bar disposal
TreeHouse Foods has almost halved this year’s sales growth target following the disposal of its private-label snack bar business. The…
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JM Smucker sells Canada pickle brands to TreeHouse Foods
JM Smucker’s portfolio re-shaping has continued with the sale of its Canada-based pickle brands to US peer TreeHouse Foods. The…
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TreeHouse Foods sells snack-bar assets to John B. Sanfilippo & Son
TreeHouse Foods has offloaded its snack-bar business to US peer John B. Sanfilippo & Son. In a deal worth approximately…
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Private-label supplier TreeHouse Foods to scale down price increases
Private-label manufacturer TreeHouse Foods has joined some of its branded grocery peers in signalling a “step down” in pricing through…
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TreeHouse Foods serves up “small vendor” pretzel deal as private label picks up
TreeHouse Foods has bolstered its position in the private-label pretzel category with a $14m acquisition to keep up with consumer…