“Three truckloads of Spam products are on their way to the impacted areas with two more trucks following,” Hormel Foods, the company that owns Spam, said. “In all, the Spam brand has donated ...

Five trucks carrying about 264,000 cans of Spam are headed over to Maui, to provide relief to victims who were devastated by the wildfires that broke out on Aug. 8. Hormel Foods Corp., the maker ...

a shelf-stable can of SPAM was a desirable choice for busy home cooks. Hormel marketed the product’s versatility—it could be sliced, diced, baked, fried, or eaten cold out of the container.

The 85-year-old canned block of meat has undergone a cultural reinvention. Hormel (HRL) has sold a record amount of Spam for seven straight years, and 2022 is on pace for another such milestone.

It hit shelves in 1937, and today, Hormel says that 12.8 cans ... it'll last longest in an airtight container in the fridge. There Are Signs That Your SPAM Has Gone Bad No one likes opening ...

Spam contains just six ingredients — all of which are listed on the product's label. These include a blend of pork and ham, potato starch as a binder, salt, sugar, water, and sodium nitrite.

SPAM, the canned processed meat product that has developed a cult following, was introduced by Hormel Foods on this day in history, July 5, 1937. The mystery meat's ingredients are not so ...

Make room at the table, there's a new addition to the Hormel family. The Minnesota company recently announced that, after an initial test run, its maple-flavored Spam has earned a permanent spot ...