Campbell's Soup

Founded in 1869, Campbell's is an iconic American brand that pioneered the commercialization of condensed soup. The company's headquarters remain in Camden, New Jersey, where it has maintained a historic presence for over 150 years.

Today, Campbell's operates a vast manufacturing network, with the majority of its North American production occurring in major facilities across the United States. While the brand is synonymous with American culinary history, it has expanded its manufacturing footprint to include facilities in various international markets to serve local consumer bases.

Under its parent corporation, the Campbell Soup Company, the brand has evolved from a soup-focused business into a diverse packaged goods giant. In 2024, the company officially rebranded its corporate name to 'The Campbell's Company' to reflect its broader portfolio, which includes snacks and other meal legacy brands. It remains a publicly-traded entity and serves as its own ultimate owner.