Consumer noncyclical stocks finished down broadly on Wall Street on Monday, with the sector seeing an overall decline of 0.2%.

More broadly, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 0.4%, the Nasdaq increased 0.7% and the S&P 500 rose 0.4%.

Some of the biggest gainers among consumer noncyclical stocks include:

• Cal-Maine Foods (CALM): CALM stock is up 4.9% to a new 52-week high of $66.92.

• Revlon Inc (REV): REV stock is up 3.6% today.

• Herbalife Ltd (HLF): HLF stock is up 1.9%, marking the fourth consecutive day the stock has increased.

• Owens Corning Inc (OC): OC stock is up 1.7% today.

• Gruma S.A. De C.V. (GMK): GMK stock is up 1.6% today.

• The Andersons (ANDE): ANDE stock is up 1.5% today.

• Boston Beer Company (SAM): SAM stock is up 1.5% today.

• United Stationers Inc (USTR): USTR stock is up 1.5%, marking the third consecutive day the stock has increased.

• Deluxe Corp (DLX): DLX stock is up 1.4% today.

• Ecolab Inc (ECL): ECL stock is up 1.2% today.

Some of the biggest losers among consumer noncyclical stocks include:

• Post Holdings Inc. (POST): POST stock is down 2.6% today on 2 times normal volume.

• Coca Cola Hellenic Bottling Co (CCH): CCH stock is down 2.5% today.

• Campbell Soup Company (CPB): CPB stock is down 2.3% today on 3 times normal volume.

• Brf-Brasil Foods S.A. (BRFS): BRFS stock is down 2.2% today.

• Embotell Andna Sa B (AKO.B): AKO.B stock is down 1.9% today.

• Flowers Foods (FLO): FLO stock is down 1.3% today.

• Kimberly-Clark Corp (KMB): KMB stock is down 1.2% today.

• Altria Group (MO): MO stock is down 1.2% today.

• Mead Johnson Nutrition Company (MJN): MJN stock is down 1.0% today.

• Diageo Plc (DEO): DEO stock is down 0.9% today.

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Editor’s Note: Returns for the fastest-moving stocks listed here are based on share prices 20 minutes prior to publication of this story.