Best Food Product Companies
Over the past century, people in the U.S. and around the world have experienced major changes in what they eat and how their food is prepared. Because the vast majority of Americans live in urban areas, they rely on mass-produced food products sold in grocery stores or fast food restaurants.
In light of health consciousness, concerns about preservatives/contaminants and tighter budgets for many families, modern food products must meet high standards while keeping prices as low as possible. Whether you’re a trial and error shopper or stick to the brands you trust, it’s never a bad idea to see why a certain brand or product is popular.
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| Oscar Mayer | Read 83 Reviews | A mainstay in grocery stores across the United States, Oscar Mayer Bacon has been part of the Oscar Mayer line of products for over 90 years. Varieties include bacon bits, turkey bacon, bacon jerky and butcher thick-cut bacon. |  |
| PepsiCo | Read 177 Reviews |  | |
| Nabisco |  | ||
| Kellogg's |  | ||
| Frito Lay |  | ||
| Lipton Tea | Read 263 Reviews |  | |
| Coca-Cola |  | ||
| Bumble Bee Tuna |  | ||
| Kraft Foods |  | ||
| Snapple |  | ||
| Quaker Oats |  | ||
| Lean Cuisine |  | ||
| Haagen-Dazs |  | ||
| Chicken of the Sea |  | ||
| Gevalia | Gevalia began as a coffee importer 150 years ago in Sweden. It has expanded to include ground and whole bean coffee, K-Cup pods, the Maxwell House brand, and coffee-making equipment. Their products are sold online and in stores. |  | |
| Gatorade |  | ||
| General Mills |  | ||
| Dasani Bottled Water |  | ||
| Goya Foods |  | ||
| Welch Foods |  |
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| Tropicana |  | ||
| Dannon |  | ||
| Weaver Popcorn |  | ||
| Splenda |  | ||
| Gerber Baby Food |  | ||
| Heinz Foods |  | ||
| Applegate | Applegate Bacon has been producing a line of organic and natural meats for the last 25 years. The products do not contain antibiotics or hormones, come from animals that were raised humanely and have been minimally processed. |  |
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