Hain Celestial has sold the organic producer of non-dairy beverages, canned beans and soups for an undisclosed amount.
Read ArticleHain Celestial has sold the organic producer of non-dairy beverages, canned beans and soups for an undisclosed amount.
Read ArticleAs part of its divesture strategy, Hain Celestial sold Rudi’s Organic Bakery to an affiliate of Promise Gluten Free.
Read ArticleHometown Foods, created last year by private equity firm Brynwood Partners, closed Monday on a $15 million deal to buy Arrowhead and SunSpire from New York-based Hain Celestial.
Read ArticleThe Cornucopia Institute sent a formal request to antitrust regulators asking them to scrutinize the sale of Hain Celestial’s organic/natural poultry division, claiming that, depending on who acquires it, the effect could harm competition in the already highly concentrated organic poultry sector.
Read ArticleOn CNBC, Hain Celestial CEO Irwin Simon said that despite the price cuts, his company’s sales to Whole Foods are increasing dramatically.
Read ArticleAccording to Irwin Simon, founder and CEO of Hain Celestial, the company cannot find a buyer because it acquired too many brands.
Read ArticleHain Celestial has acquired the British maple syrup and natural sweetener company Clarks UK Ltd. Terms were not disclosed.
Read ArticleIt has been reported that Nestle is one of several suitors who may make a bid for natural & organic food company Hain Celestial.
Read ArticleAn inside look at Cultivate Ventures, the venture arm of Hain Celestial.
Read ArticleActivist investors agitating for change at organic food companies seems to be a trend these days. This time, Engaged Capital is pushing for change at Hain Celestial.
Read ArticleThe world’s most famous arena, Madison Square Garden, just announced that Hain Celestial will now have its own concession stand, selling organic, natural and gluten-free products.
Read ArticleHain Celestial has just agreed to a joint venture with India-based Future Group and intends to market its natural & organic products in that country. Expect to see brands such as Terra, Garden of Eatin’, Sensible Portions, Dream and Earth’s Best in India sometime soon.
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