Hormel Foods has long been on US shelves, with popular meat-centric brands like Jennie-O, Spam, Dinty Moore, and various Hormel-branded goods. These brands tend to hold number one or two share in ...

Hormel Foods Corp. said it sees potential to grow its Spam, Planters nuts and lean turkey-meat products in the second half of the year as it focuses on offering value to “strained” consumers.

Major brands include Hormel, Spam, Jennie-O, Columbus, Applegate, Planters, and Skippy. Many of these hold the number one or two market share in their respective categories. Market Capitalization ...

Spam was originally made by American company Hormel Foods Corporation but came ... guns and the iconic packaging was used as a storage container for various items. So-called nostalgia foods ...

Hormel has been gradually moving away from its reputation as a meat-centric company to a more diversified one. In 2013, the company, which has long been known for making Spam, bought peanut butter ...

Snee, who has worked for Hormel for more than three decades, has led the Spam maker for eight years. In a statement today (14 January), Hormel said it had formed a search committee and would ...

Some of its iconic brand names include Hormel, SPAM, Planters, and Skippy, but there are many more beyond that quartet. Image source: Getty Images. It also has a heavy focus on innovation ...

"We made the container easier to open by ... the change to labels provides Hormel with marketing advantages. "With labels, we've been able to promote different things [such as the current "Get SPAM ...

Minnesota-based Hormel Foods is revealing a new flavor of Spam: gochujang. This Korean-inspired product is based on a popular condiment, according to a company release. The gochujang-flavored ...

It ain't like the stuff your mom used to make. Minnesota-based Hormel Foods announced last week that it's offering a new flavor of SPAM product, calling the Korean BBQ flavor "sweet yet spicy." ...