While growing your vegetables can be an effective way to enjoy fresh produce for less money, things like equipment costs, ...

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B&G Foods Inc., owner of brands like Green Giant, Ortega and Cream of Wheat, will relocate within Parsippany. The company signed a nearly 16-year lease for a 46,000 square foot space at 8 Sylvan Way.

“Green Giant remains a strong brand with broad awareness and distribution, and the frozen vegetables category is on trend with health and dietary trends. It may not be the right fit with B&G ...

FAIRPORT, N.Y., Nov. 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- For more than 100 years, Green Giant™ has grown the most delicious, nutritious and high-quality vegetables picked at the peak of perfection.

The US- based Green Giant vegetable brand owner lowered its forecast for sales, adjusted EBITDA and adjusted diluted earnings per share as it reported third-quarter results yesterday (5 November).

This groundbreaking launch introduces the world's smallest edible green, Wolffia, to the public, marking a new era in fresh vegetable consumption. In a pioneering partnership with renowned ...

PARSIPPANY, NJ. — Green Giant, a B&G Foods, Inc. brand, is adding 12 products to its line of frozen vegetables. Crispy smashed potatoes, corn cob bites and vegetable ramen are new additions to ...

and decided to turn his green fingers to the fascinating and competitive world of giant vegetables, where size and weight is prized above all else. Having won 25 Guinness world records and the ...

B&G Foods, meanwhile, flagged the potential divestiture of its Green Giant brand, which now falls within the frozen and vegetables segment, one of four new reporting divisions. Despite another ...

Casey Keller, B&G’s CEO, said that while Green Giant is a well-known brand in frozen and that vegetables in the category benefit from healthy and dietary trends, the frozen vegetables business ...

Parsippany-based B&G Foods Inc. has agreed to sell its shelf-stable vegetable products under the Green Giant brand to leading packaged food manufacturer Seneca Foods Corp. In a Nov. 8 press ...