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The food sector refers to the wider swathe of companies that produce everything from pre-packaged food products to agricultural goods like bread, fruits, and vegetables. The industry was worth $11.3 trillion in 2021 and will likely only continue to grow. The industry is considered stable, although specific industries within the broader food category may experience economy-related turbulence.
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Hold Smucker For a Sweet Return
Smucker's is known for jams and jellies, but it is a food company powerhouse. A hold strategy is favorable today due to slow earnings and revenue growth
Starbucks: Serving a Venti Cup of Desperation
Starbucks and its scattered strategy should leave investors skeptical -- especially since it was focus that saved SBUX when it was struggling.
Should I Buy Panera Bread? 3 Pros, 3 Cons
It's a great business, but the stock is frothy and the economy is not. Here's the good, the bad and the verdict for PNRA.
Sara Lee Sheds Iconic Name, Becomes Hillshire Brands
Sara Lee is changing its iconic name to Hillshire Brands Company and spinning off its coffee and tea business in Europe.
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Nestle: A Global Dividend Powerhouse
Nestle is a world wide brand name that produces products, earnings, and dividends at a remarkable rate every year. Nestle is a great portfolio buy.
Which Burgers Are Worth Buying?
Fast-food stocks McDonald's, Wendy's and Jack in the Box aren't cheap, but there are ways to profit -- at least from two of them.
Winners and Losers in the Coffee Price War
Here's how the price cuts at Smucker and Kraft will work out for top players. Not all will emerge unscathed. Take a look at how it's likely to shake out.
The Dark Side of Yum! Brands’ China Strategy
As Yum! pushes into China, U.S. franchisees could well be feeling that their franchisor is abandoning ship.
Even Chocolate Haters Should Love Hershey
A confirmed penchant for reining in costs, a push toward premium products and a renewed focus on emerging markets all point to an exciting time for Hershey.
Should I Buy McDonald’s? 3 Pros, 3 Cons
No company is better-positioned to face the challenges of slowing economies and higher costs than McDonald's. But, on the other hand ...
For Now Sysco Is Stuck in Neutral
Food services giant Sysco is battling against rising food prices in order to maintain a solid earnings profile, and while they do, the stock is a hold.
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The maker of infant formula and pediatric products is a perpetual winner, with strong growth in foreign markets as well.
