Campbell Soup Company (also known as Campbell’s) is a global food company headquartered in New Jersey, with annual sales of approximately $8 billion. The company makes a range of soups and simple meals, beverages, snacks and packaged fresh foods.

Its most iconic brand is Campbell’s, the line of canned soups that was the inspiration for part of the iconic work of American pop art pioneer Andy Warhol. Led by Campbell’s, the company’s portfolio is also known for brands including Pepperidge Farm, V8 beverages and Bolthouse Farms. Its latest additions are Snyder’s-Lance, the American snack company; and Pacific Foods, which makes a range of premium soups and dairy alternatives. Both were added to the Campbell’s portfolio in 2018.

The business was founded in 1869 by fruit merchant Joseph Campbell and icebox manufacturer Abraham Anderson, who open their first plant in the same city where the company is still headquartered today. In 1895, the company produces its first ready-to-eat tomato soup and, two years later, invents condensed soup. The distinctive red and white colour scheme was inspired by Cornell University’s football team and was adopted a year later.