The Campbell's Company

The Campbell's Company is a food company founded in 1869 that produces and markets a portfolio of packaged food brands across North America. It operates through two divisions, Meals & Beverages and Snacks, and employs about 13,700 people. Its stated purpose is connecting people through food they love, with an emphasis on making food that is delicious, affordable and made with care.

The portfolio spans soups, meals, beverages, bakery products and snacks. Brands include Campbell's, the signature soup and meals brand found in kitchens, cupboards and pantries across North America; V8, a vegetable juice and beverage brand; and Rao's Homemade, a premium pasta sauce and Italian specialty food brand. Within Snacks, the company sells Pepperidge Farm bakery and snack products, Goldfish snack crackers and Kettle Brand kettle-cooked potato chips.

Technical domains at the company include food manufacturing, canning and food preservation, packaged foods, meals and beverages, and snack food production. Industry verticals cover food and consumer packaged goods, packaged meals, beverages and snacks.

The company describes its culture in terms of the 5 Cs: Care, Character, Collaboration, Competitiveness and Creativity. It reports valuing its legacy and history while focusing on the future, and describes a legacy that has continued to be built since 1869.