Retailer will work to “keep food prices as low as we can.”

Plan calls for approximately $1 billion investment over five years.

Better-for-you cracker maker sold in debt equity swap deal.

Longtime federal hunger-assistance program in line for possible benefit cuts.

Equipment, capacity upgrade to accommodate increased frozen meals volume.

First half ends with bottom- and top-line decreases for Q2.

Agribusiness giant benefits from tariff-related timing shifts in demand and farmer activity.

New SPOONS platform spotlights products’ nutritional attributes.

Company also adapting to changing food ingredient policy, CEO says in Q1 report.
 

CEO says “business did not perform as we had expected.”