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Coverstory: Top 50 Food Packagers CoverStory: Top 50 Food Packagers Our Top 50 Food Packagers list uses sources that include annual com- pany reports, as well as self-reported data from Dun & Bradstreet, news reports, company websites and direct company contacts. Sales are based on calendar year 2012 or the most recent fiscal year that conforms to that timeframe. We used XE, the online currency counter (www.xe.com), where necessary. We have also drilled down to the best of our abilities using all available resources to separate out food revenue from beverages and other segment revenue. *= estimate Company 2012 Total Revenues Chief Packaging Officer, Rank Headquarters (in $ Billions) Title Key Brands Nestlé SA 56.60 Anne Roulin, Hot Pockets, Purina, Dreyer’s, Stouffer’s, 1 Vevey, Switzerland Global Head of Package and Design Nestlé, Lean Cuisine, Gerber PepsiCo Inc. 33.40 Robert Lewis,Senior Vice President Global Lay's, Quaker, Doritos, Ruffles, Muller, Fritos 2 Purchase, NY Packaging & Engineering Technology Tyson Foods Inc. 33.30 Steven Morris,Director of Tyson, Wright 3 Springdale, AR Corporate Package Innovation Mars Inc. 30.00* Steve Ginsberg, Director of Design M&M's, Snickers, Twix, Uncle Ben's, 4 McLean, VA Pedigree, Whiskas, Dove, Extra, Orbit Mondeléz International 29.00 Jean Spence,Executive Vice President LU, Nabisco, Cadbury, Milka, Oreo, Trident, Ritz 5 Deerfield, IL of Research, Development & Quality Unilever 21.95 Dennis Furniss, Hellmann's, Knorr, Flora, Wish-Bone, Country 6 London, U.K. Vice President of Global Design Crock, Bertolli, Magnum Ben & Jerry's Groupe Danone 20.42 Jean-Philippe Paré,General Director, Activia, Actimel/DanActive, Dannon, Danone, 7 Paris, France Research & Development Kefir, Stonyfield Farm JBS USA (unit of Grupo JBS-Friboi) 19.78 Tim Thomas, Head of Procurement Swift Angus Select, Swift Premium Black 8 Greeley, CO Angus, Friboi Kraft Foods Group 18.34 Perfecto Perales, Kraft,Oscar Mayer, Velveeta 9 Northfield, IL Senior Director, Package & Research General Mills Inc. 16.70 Elizabeth Nientimp, Cheerios, Wheaties, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, 10 Minneapolis, MN Director of Brand Design Yoplait, Green Giant, Progresso, Nature Valley 1 FOOD& BEVERAGE PACKAGING JUNE/JULY 2 0 1 3 WWW . FOODANDBEVERAGEPACKAGING . COM CoverStory: Top 50 Food Packagers Company 2012 Total Revenues Chief Packaging Officer, Rank Headquarters (in $ Billions) Title Key Brands METHODOLOGY Lactalis 15.02 David Goris, Director of Demand Sorrento, President, Rondele 11 Buffalo, NY Planning, Lactalis American Group Fonterra 14.33* Ian Palliser, Managing Director, Anchor, Anlene 12 Auckland, New Zealand Group Optimization & Supply Chain Kellogg Co. 14.19 Jim McGillivray, Director, Snacks Rice Krispies, Special K, Keebler, Nutri- 13 Battle Creek, MI Packaging Innovation & Technology Grain, Eggo, Pop-Tarts, Cheez-It, Pringles, Gardenburger Grupo Bimbo SA 14.03* David Hernandez, Mrs Baird’s, Bimbo, Entenmann’s, Marinela, 14 Mexico City, Mexico Chief Procurement Officer Tia Rosa, Boboli, Thomas Cargill Meat Solutions 13.40 Mike Kennedy, Sterling Silver, Rumba, Wilbur Chocolate, 15 Wichita, KS Cargill Strategic Sourcing Leader Good Nature, Truvia ConAgra Foods Inc. 13.26 Robert Weick, Vice President, Banquet, Healthy Choice, Hunt's, Orville 16 Omaha, NE Packaging & Sustainability Redenbacher's, Reddi-wip, Marie Callender's Smithfield Foods Inc. 13.10 Henry Morris, Smithfield, John Morrell, Lykes, Armour, 17 Smithfield, VA Vice President, Operations Eckrich, Farmland, Margherita Dean Foods Co. 12.90* Gregg A. Tanner, Dean's, White Wave, Mayfield, Meadow Gold, 18 Dallas, TX Executive Vice President, Supply Chain Country Fresh, Swiss Dairy, Garelick Farms H.J. Heinz Co. 11.60 Michael Okoroafor, Heinz, Ore-Ida, Smart Ones, TGI Fridays, 19 Pittsburgh, PA Vice President, Packaging Research & Bagel Bites, Classico Development/ Innovation Ferrero 10.06 Vincenzo Bracciale, Vice President Ferrero, tic tac, Nutella, Kinder 20 Alba, Piedmont, Italy Business Strategy, Ferrero International Meiji Holdings 9.77* Kazuo Kawamura, Meiji 21 Tokyo, Japan President, Meiji Co., Ltd. Hormel Foods Corp. 8.23 Dan Miller, GM, Applied Research & Hormel, Jennie-O, Dinty Moore, SPAM, Chi- 22 Austin, MN Package Development Chi's, Wholly Guacamole Pilgrim's Pride Corp. 8.20 W. Edwin Carter, Senior Vice President, Pilgrim's Pride 23 Pittsburg, TX Commodity Risk Management Campbell Soup Co. 6.93 George Dowdie, Senior Vice President, Campbell's, Pace, Pepperidge Farm, Prego, 24 Camden, NJ Global Research & Development Swanson Parmalat S.p.A. 6.75* Alessandra Corsi, Strategic Parmalat, Beatrice, Lactantia, Black 25 Collecchio, Italy Development & Export Director Diamond, Astro Hershey Co. 6.64 Mike Payne, Senior Director, Hershey's, Kisses, Ice Breakers, Jolly 26 Hershey, PA Global Packaging Innovation Rancher, Milk Duds, Reese's, Twizzlers, York McCain Foods Ltd. 6.50* Frank van Schaayk, McCain, Anchor, Moore’s, Brew City, Ellio’s 27 Florenceville, New Brunswick, Canada Regional President, Americas Perdue Inc. 6.39 Parker Hall, Perdue, Harvestland, Coleman Natural, 28 Salisbury, MD Vice President of Research and Design Draper Valley Farms, Rocky, Rosie Associated British Foods, 5.73 George Pastrana, Chief Marketing Officer, Mazola, Tone's, Durkee, Spice Islands, Weber, 29 ACH Food Companies Vice President, Marketing & Innovation French's London, U.K. Gruma, S.A.B. de C.V. 5.21 Leonel Garza Ramírez, Mission, Guerrero, Selecta 30 Monterrey, Mexico Chief Procurement Officer 2 FOOD& BEVERAGE PACKAGING JUNE/JULY 2 0 1 3 WWW . FOODANDBEVERAGEPACKAGING . COM CoverStory: Top 50 Food Packagers Company 2012 Total Revenues Chief Packaging Officer, Rank Headquarters (in $ Billions) Title Key Brands Barilla Group 5.16* Julia Schwoerer, Director, Brand Barilla, Wasa 31 Parma, Italy Development & Innovation MULINO BIANCO at Barilla Maple Leaf Foods Inc. 4.78 Andrew Pollock, Senior Vice Maple Leaf, Villaggio, Tenderflake, 32 Toronto, Ontario, Canada President, Marketing and Innovation Dempster's, Olivieri Dole Food Co. 4.25 Dave Spare, Vice President, Marketing & Dole 33 Westlake Village, CA Business Development, Dole Packaged Foods Land O'Lakes Inc. 4.16 Carol Kitchen, Senior Vice President & General Land O'Lakes, Alpine Lace 34 Arden Hills, MN Manager, Global Ingredients - Dairy Foods McCormick & Co. Inc. 4.00 Lisa Feustle, Director, Package Development McCormick, Lawry's, Grill Mates, 35 Sparks, MD Zatarain's, Simply Asia, Old Bay Del Monte Foods 3.70 Nils Lommerin, Executive Vice 9 Lives, Del Monte, Contadina, Meow Mix, 36 San Francisco, CA President and Chief Operating Officer Kibbles 'n Bits, College Inn, Pup-Peroni, Milk-Bone Schreiber Foods Inc. 3.50* Myron Geiser, Director of Packaging American Heritage, Cooper 37 Green Bay, WI Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. 3.42 Joseph D'Ottavio, Del Monte 38 Coral Gables, FL Regional Vice President of Operations Procter & Gamble Co. 3.30* Len Sauers, Vice President, Iams, Eukanuba 39 Cincinnati, OH Global Sustainability The J.M. Smucker Co. 3.20 Gregory Dalea, Senior Manager, Jif, Smucker's, Crisco, Pillsbury baking mixes, 40 Orrville, OH Package Development Hungry Jack, Knott's Chiquita Brands International 3.10 Deverl Maserang, Senior Vice President, Chiquita, Fresh Express 41 Cincinnati, OH Product Supply Organization Flowers Foods Inc. 3.10 Greg Jenkins, Nature's Own, Tastykake, Cobblestone Mill, 42 Thomasville, GA Senior Director of Procurement Blue Bird California Dairies 3.00 David Bush, Challenge 43 Visalia, CA Senior Vice President, Operations Rich Products Corp. 3.00 Bill Gillmore, Chief Procurement Officer SeaPak, Rich's, Farm Rich 44 Buffalo, NY The Schwan Food Co. 3.00* Jane Chase, Freschetta, Red Baron, Tony's, Mrs. Smith's, Pa- 45 Marshall, MN Senior Director, Packaging Innovation goda Express, Edwards, Larry’s, Chicago Town Oetker Group 2.96 Johan Rispens, Oetker, Dr. Oetker 46 Bielefeld, Germany Senior Packaging Engineer, Dr. Oetker Hillshire Brands 2.88 Martha E. Cassens, Sara Lee, Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm, Ball 47 Chicago, IL Director, Research & Development Park Chocoladefabriken Lindt & Sprungli AG 2.75 Dieter Weisskopf, CFO, Head of Ghirardelli, Lindt, Caffarel, Hofbauer, Kufferle 48 Kilchberg, Switzerland Administration, Purchasing, Manufacturing Nippon Suisan Kaisha Ltd. 2.61* Naoya Kakizoe, President/CEO Gorton's 49 Tokyo, Japan Sanderson Farms Inc. 2.40 James Manning, Sanderson Farms 50 Laurel, MS Manager of Central Purchasing 3 FOOD& BEVERAGE PACKAGING JUNE/JULY 2 0 1 3 WWW . FOODANDBEVERAGEPACKAGING . COM.
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