Denise Morrison, Campbell Soup Co.

Denise Morrison, president and CEO of Campbell Soup Co., is ranked No. 39 in SN's 2011 Power 50. Read her profile here...

CAMDEN, N.J. — Campbell Soup Co. said Monday it has agreed to acquire Bolthouse Farms, a maker of refrigerated beverages, salad dressings and other products, for $1.55 billion in cash...

LAS VEGAS — The food industry needs to improve its battle position in the growing war for talent, said Denise Morrison, president of North America Soup,...

Denise Morrison, center, Campbell Soup Co.'s president, global sales, and chief customer officer, accepts Food For All's Manufacturer of the Year Award...

If Andy Warhol were still alive, he’d have a tough time keeping up with all the new products coming down the pipeline from the Campbell Soup Co...

CAMDEN, N.J. — Campbell Soup Co. President and Chief Executive Officer Douglas Conant plans to step down as CEO on July 31, 2011, the end of the company's fiscal year...

The manufacturer portion of the Power 50 is led by Nestle's Paul Bulcke and includes many other manufacturing industry heavy hitters...

Power 50 As the 10th annual compilation of the Power 50, the 2012 list also provides a vantage point from which to evaluate the evolution of the industry over the past decade. This year's list includes the most influential people at retailers, wholesalers, government agencies, industry groups,...

Campbell Soup Co.’s decision to add sodium back into its line of Select Harvest soups might be a poor idea from a health perspective, but it's logical given the present facts and makes business sense. The new CEO who made the decision is taking a lot...

Power 50 Forty-nine people plus one digital phenomenon on the front lines of the food industry in 2011. This year's Power 50 represents leaders among top retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, associations and more. Show teaser links only in a numeric list Mike Duke, Wal-Mart Stores David...