Overview
Conagra Brands Inc. is a Chicago-headquartered packaged-food company that develops, manufactures and markets branded foods, including frozen meals and vegetables, shelf-stable grocery products, refrigerated foods and snacks. Its portfolio includes brands such as Birds Eye, Duncan Hines, Healthy Choice, Marie Callender’s, Reddi-wip and Slim Jim, alongside foodservice products and ingredients.[1][2][3]
The company’s business is centered on North America, with an International segment serving markets outside the United States. For fiscal 2026, ended May 31, 2026, Conagra reported net sales of $11.282 billion and approximately 17,400 employees. Its corporate focus includes making food and evolving innovation and its portfolio in response to consumer preferences.[4][5] [1][2][3][4][5]
Products & services
Conagra’s products span shelf-stable grocery foods and snacks, frozen foods, and refrigerated foods. Its brands include Birds Eye, Healthy Choice, Slim Jim, Duncan Hines, Marie Callender’s, Reddi-wip, and Angie’s BOOMCHICKAPOP.[6][1][7] Examples include Birds Eye frozen vegetables, Healthy Choice frozen meals, Slim Jim meat snacks, and Duncan Hines baking mixes and desserts.[7]
For foodservice customers, Conagra supplies branded and customized foods, including meals, entrees, sauces, and custom-manufactured culinary products packaged for restaurants and other foodservice establishments, primarily in the United States.[8] The company’s FY2026 net sales by reporting segment were Grocery & Snacks, $4,610.1 million (40.9%); Refrigerated & Frozen, $4,641.8 million (41.1%); International, $913.9 million (8.1%); and Foodservice, $1,115.8 million (9.9%). Percentages are calculated from segment sales and total net sales of $11,281.6 million; they describe reporting-segment sales, not individual products.[9] [6][1][7][7][8][9][9][9][9][9][9][9][9][7]
Geographic presence
Conagra Brands is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Its other U.S. offices and facilities include general offices, shared-service centers, and product-development facilities in Nebraska and Washington, D.C., as well as a limited number of leased sales offices. International general offices are located in Canada, Mexico, Panama, and the Philippines.[10]
As of July 15, 2026, the company reported 37 U.S. manufacturing facilities across Arkansas, California, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, Ohio, Tennessee, Washington, and Wisconsin. It also operates manufacturing facilities in Canada and Mexico and holds an ownership interest in another Mexican facility.[11]
Sales are concentrated in the United States: Grocery & Snacks and Refrigerated & Frozen principally sell through U.S. retail channels, and Foodservice sells primarily in the U.S. The International segment sells branded products through retail and foodservice channels outside the U.S.[12][13][14][8] In fiscal 2026, International segment net sales were $913.9 million, approximately 8.1% of total net sales of $11,281.6 million; the company did not disclose country-level sales figures in this segment information.[9] [10][11][12][13][14][8][9][9]
Business segments
Conagra Brands reports four operating segments. In fiscal 2026, Grocery & Snacks generated $4,610.1 million in net sales, approximately 40.9% of the $11,281.6 million total; it principally includes branded, shelf-stable food products sold through U.S. retail channels.[15][16] Refrigerated & Frozen generated $4,641.8 million, approximately 41.1%, and includes branded, temperature-controlled food products sold through U.S. retail channels.[17][16]
International generated $913.9 million, approximately 8.1%, from branded food products in various temperature states sold through retail and foodservice channels outside the United States.[18][16] Foodservice generated $1,115.8 million, approximately 9.9%; it includes branded and customized products such as meals, entrees, sauces, and custom-manufactured culinary products packaged for restaurants and other foodservice establishments, primarily in the United States.[19][16] [15][16][17][16][18][16][19][16][16]
Company history
Conagra’s origins date to 1919, when it began as a flour-milling business in Nebraska. In 1971, Nebraska Consolidated Mills changed its name to ConAgra, Inc.[20]
In 2013, ConAgra completed its acquisition of Ralcorp, expanding its packaged-food business.[21] In 2016, it spun off Lamb Weston and changed its name from ConAgra Foods to Conagra Brands.[22] The company added snack businesses Thanasi Foods and Angie’s Artisan Treats in 2017, then completed its acquisition of Pinnacle Foods in 2018.[23][24][25] In 2026, John Brase succeeded Sean Connolly as president and chief executive officer.[26]
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