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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, news reports, company websites and direct company con- tacts. Sales are based on calendar year 2013 or the most recent fi scal 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 **=2012 fi gure. 2013 fi gure not available Company 2013 Total Revenues Chief Packaging Offi cer, Rank Headquarters (in $ Billions) Title Key Brands Nestlé SA 60.43 Anne Roulin, Hot Pockets, Purina, Dreyer’s, 1 Vevey, Switzerland Global Head of Packaging Stouffer’s, Nestlé, Lean Cuisine, Edy's PepsiCo Inc. 34.54 Robert Lewis, Lay's, Quaker, Doritos, Ruffl es, Tostitos, Fritos 2 Purchase, NY Senior Vice President Global Packaging & Engineering Technology Tyson Foods Inc. 34.37 Carolyn Rehbock, Tyson, Wright, Bosco's 3 Springdale, AR Vice President, Product Innovation JBS USA (including Pilgrim's Pride) 30.55 Tim Thomas, Swift, Cedar River Farms, 4 Greeley, CO Head of Procurement Pilgrim's, Country Pride Mars Inc. 30.00* Steve Ginsberg, M&M's, Snickers, Twix, Uncle Ben's, 5 McLean, VA Director of Design Pedigree, Whiskas, Dove, Extra, Orbit Mondeléz International 29.44 Jean Spence, Executive Vice President of LU, Nabisco, Cadbury, 6 Deerfi eld, IL Research, Development & Quality Milka, Oreo, Trident, Ritz Unilever 18.60 Dennis Furniss, Hellmann's, Knorr, Ragu, Country 7 London, U.K. Vice President of Global Design Crock, Bertolli, Magnum, Breyer's General Mills Inc. 17.77 Elizabeth Nientimp, Cheerios, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, Yoplait, 8 Minneapolis, MN Director of Brand Design Green Giant, Progresso, Nature Valley Lactalis 17.74 John Neureuter, Sorrento, President, Rondele 9 Buffalo, NY Senior Manager, Demand Planning at Lactalis American Group Groupe Danone 16.13 Jean-Philippe Paré, Activia, Actimel/DanActive, Dannon, Danone 10 Paris, France General Director, Research & Development 20 FOOD& BEVERAGE PACKAGING JUNE/JULY 2 014 w w w . foodandbeveragepackaging . c o m Company 2013 Total Revenues Chief Packaging Officer, Rank Headquarters (in $ Billions) Title Key Brands METHODOLOGY Fonterra 16.07 Ian Palliser, Managing Director Anchor, Anlene 11 Auckland, New Zealand Group Optimization & Supply Chain Kraft Foods Group 15.54 Tom Corley, EVP and President, Kraft,Oscar Mayer, 12 Northfield, IL U.S. Retail Sales and Foodservice Velveeta, Cool Whip, Planters ConAgra Foods Inc. 15.49 Robert Weick, Healthy Choice, Orville Redenbacher's, 13 Omaha, NE Vice President Packaging & Sustainability Reddi-wip, Hunt's, PAM, Peter Pan Kellogg Co. 14.79 Brent Rouget, Rice Krispies, Special K, 14 Battle Creek, MI Manager, Packaging Procurement Nutri-Grain, Eggo, Pop-Tarts Cargill, 13.67 Jonathan Paul, Sterling Silver, Rumba, 15 Minneapolis, MN Global COE Lead, Packaging Diamond Crystal, Truvia Design Engineering at Cargill Grupo Bimbo SA 13.66 David Hernandez, Mrs Baird's, Bimbo, Entenmann's, 16 Mexico City, Mexico Chief Procurement Officer Marinela, Tia Rosa, Boboli, Thomas Smithfield Foods Inc. 13.22 Henry Morris, Smithfield, John Morrell, Armour, 17 Smithfield, VA Vice President Operations Eckrich, Farmland, Margherita H.J. Heinz Co. 11.60* Michael Okoroafor, Heinz, Ore-Ida, Smart Ones, 18 Pittsburgh, PA Vice President Packaging TGI Fridays, Classico Research & Development/ Innovation Ferrero Alba, 11.14 Vincenzo Bracciale, Vice President Ferrero, tic tac, Nutella, Kinder 19 Piedmont, Italy Business Strategy, Ferrero International Dean Foods Co. 9.02 Gregg Tanner, Dean’s, Meadow Gold, Country Fresh, 20 Dallas, TX Executive Vice President, Supply Chain Swiss Dairy, Garelick Farms Hormel Foods Corp. 8.75 Dan Miller, Hormel, Jennie-O, Dinty Moore, 21 Austin, MN GM - Applied Research & Package Development SPAM, Chi-Chi's, Wholly Guacamole Meiji Holdings 8.3* Meiji 22 Tokyo, Japan Campbell Soup Co. 7.31 George Dowdie, Senior Vice President, Campbell's, Pace, 23 Camden, NJ Global Research & Development Pepperidge Farm, Prego, Swanson Hershey Co. 7.15 Mike Payne, Senior Director, Hershey's, Kisses, Reese's, 24 Hershey, PA Global Packaging Innovation Twizzlers, York, Bliss Parmalat S.p.A. 6.99* Alessandra Corsi, Parmalat, Beatrice, Lactantia, 25 Collecchio, Italy Strategic Development & Export Director Black Diamond, Precious Associated British Foods, 6.47 George Pastrana, Chief Marketing Officer, Mazola, Tone's, Durkee, 26 ACH Food Companies Vice President Marketing & Innovation Spice Islands, Weber, French's London, U.K. Perdue Inc. 6.39* Parker Hall, Perdue 27 Salisbury, MD Vice President of Research and Design McCain Foods Ltd. 5.85* Neeraj Sharma, Director-Global Packaging McCain 28 Florenceville, New Brunswick, Canada Science and Technology at McCain Foods Barilla Group 4.77 Giacomo Canali, Packaging Research & Barilla, Wasa 29 Parma, Italy Innovation Manager at Barilla G. e R. Fratelli spa Land O'Lakes Inc. 4.50 Carol Kitchen, Senior Vice President & General Land O'Lakes, Alpine Lace 30 Arden Hills, MN Manager, Global Ingredients - Dairy Foods w w w . foodandbeveragepackaging . c o m JUNE/JULY 2 014 FOOD& BEVERAGE PACKAGING 21 CoverStory: Top 50 Food Packagers Company 2013 Total Revenues Chief Packaging Officer, Rank Headquarters (in $ Billions) Title Key Brands Maple Leaf Foods Inc. 4.41 Andrew Pollock, Senior Vice Maple Leaf, Villaggio, 31 Toronto, Ontario, Canada President, Marketing and Innovation Tenderflake, Dempster's Dole Food Co. 4.25* Dave Spare, Vice President, Marketing & Dole 32 Westlake Village, CA Business Development, Dole Packaged Foods McCormick & Co. Inc. 4.12 Lisa Feustle, McCormick, Lawry's, 33 Sparks, MD Director Package Development Grill Mates, Zatarain's, Old Bay Gruma, S.A.B. de C.V. 4.10 Leonel Garza Ramírez, Mission, Guerrero, Selecta 34 Monterrey, Mexico Chief Procurement Officer Hillshire Brands 3.92 Martha Cassens, Sara Lee, Jimmy Dean, 35 Chicago, IL Director Research & Development Hillshire Farm, Ball Park Big Heart Pet Brands 3.82 Nils Lommerin, Executive Vice 9Lives, Meow Mix, 36 San Francisco, CA President and Chief Operating Officer Nature's Recipe, Milk Bone Flowers Foods Inc. 3.75 Greg Jenkins, Vice President of Nature's Own, Tastykake, 37 Thomasville, GA Purchasing-Packaging at Flowers Foods Cobblestone Mill, Blue Bird, Sunbeam Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. 3.70 Joseph D'Ottavio, Del Monte 38 Coral Gables, FL Regional Vice President of Operations The J.M. Smucker Co. 3.60 Gregory Dalea, Jif, Smucker's, Pillsbury, 39 Orrville, OH Senior Manager, Package Development Hungry Jack, Knott's Schreiber Foods Inc. 3.50* Myron Geiser, American Heritage, Cooper 40 Green Bay, WI Director of Packaging Procter & Gamble Co. 3.40* Stewart Atkinson, Iams, Eukanuba 41 Cincinnati, OH P&G Global Purchases Lindt & Sprungli AG 3.25 Dieter Weisskopf, Ghirardelli, Lindt, Caffarel, Hofbauer, Kufferle 42 Kilchberg, Switzerland CFO, Head of Operations Rich Products Corp. 3.10 Mike Rudney SeaPak, Rich's, Farm Rich 43 Buffalo, NY Director, Global Procurement Optimization Chiquita Brands International 3.06 Mike Burness, Chiquita, Fresh Express 44 Charlotte, NC Vice President - Global Quality & Food Safety California Dairies 3.00* David Bush, Challenge 45 Visalia, CA Senior Vice President Operations The Schwan Food Co. 3.00* Jim McGillivray, Freschetta, Red Baron, Tony's, Mrs. Smith's, Pa- 46 Marshall, MN Director, Product Marketing National Accounts goda Express, Edwards, Larry’s, Chicago Town Oetker Group 2.96** Oetker, Dr. Oetker 47 Bielefeld, Germany Nippon Suisan Kaisha Ltd. 2.77 Naoya Kakizoe, Gorton's, Nissui, Mrs. Friday's 48 Tokyo, Japan President/CEO Sanderson Farms Inc. 2.68 James Manning, Sanderson Farms 49 Laurel, MS Manager of Central Purchasing Hill's Pet Nutrition 2.26 Alta Bradford, Global Design Manager Hill's, Science Diet, Prescription Diet 50 (subsidiary of Colgate-Palmolive) Colgate-Palmolive Global Packaging & Pet Care Topeka, KS 22 FOOD& BEVERAGE PACKAGING JUNE/JULY 2 014 w w w . foodandbeveragepackaging . c o m.
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