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Axios
a day ago
- Business
- Axios
Exclusive: Senate Dem presses Amazon on price hikes amid tariffs
Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) is pressing Amazon CEO Andy Jassy over grocery price hikes tied to President Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, per a letter exclusively obtained by Axios. Why it matters: The letter from the ranking member of the Joint Economic Committee could put Amazon in a tight spot — forced to talk about tariffs' impacts on prices just months after the White House threatened the retailer over sharing tariff costs. There's been more pressure on canned goods after Trump signed an order in early June that doubled tariffs to 50% on steel and aluminum imports. Driving the news: Hassan asks Jassy to account for Amazon's price hikes on grocery staples like Campbell's soup and Bush's beans — and provide internal data on SNAP shoppers and supply chain costs. The letter comes the day before the retail giant reports its quarterly earnings Thursday. The big picture: This is part of Hassan's effort to aid the committee in its "ongoing effort to analyze the impact of steel and aluminum tariffs, specifically, on food prices and jobs within the grocery supply chain." Hassan sent letters to Albertsons, Dollar General, Walmart, Costco and Kroger in June about the impact of steel and aluminum tariffs. Data from the Consumer Brands Association suggests the 50% steel and aluminum tariffs could increase store prices for items in steel cans by as much as 15%. Zoom in: Hassan notes a recent Wall Street Journal analysis that found that 1,200 of the cheapest household goods had price increases, and that canned food was squeezed by the steel tariffs. Amazon raised prices on certain types of Campbell's soup by 30%, on varieties of Bush's beans by 22% and on certain steel wire baskets used to store pantry items by 115%, the WSJ analysis found. What they're saying: "High grocery prices are a top economic concern for Americans, and experts state that tariffs could significantly increase the cost of canned foods," Hassan said in the letter. During Amazon's May investor call, Jassy said average retail prices were steady and noted "most sellers just haven't changed pricing yet."
Buzz Feed
5 days ago
- General
- Buzz Feed
33 Kitchen Items Reviewers Confirm Are Worth The Money
A Carote pots and pans set that doesn't take too much negotiation to earn a space in your cabinet because you can nest the pots inside each other and just attach the detachable handle to the pot you need at the time. Pretty nifty! Promising review: "I LOVE these pots and pans. My boyfriend tells me that I have too many, but I will literally wash one of these and reuse it before I use one of my other ones. I've had these for about 3-4 weeks now, and I haven't used another pot or pan since! They are my favorite and definitely worth the money. They are truly nonstick. Love how easily they stack together since you can take the handles off. I would say the only downfall is the silicone lids. They are nice, but I made chili in the bigger pot one night and the sauce kind of stained the lid, but after a couple of washes it eventually came off!" —SaraGet it from Amazon for $49.99+ (available in nine sets and in seven colors). An electric can opener that'll hold the can for you and with one smooth touch, open that can up so that you can enjoy your can of Campbell's with zero frustration. Mmmm mmm good. 😋 Promising review: "This was so easy to use that I actually didn't even realize it was working. I thought it wasn't working because it just went in a circle so fast with no effort. It took me a few minutes to realize it had already opened the can. It did it so smoothly I hadn't even noticed the can open. Life changer!!!!!!!! And no rough edge. No danger!! Sooo worth it!!! So easy to use. The only regret I have is not purchasing this sooner!!!!!!!!!!!!! Every household needs this." —Nicole32Get it from Amazon for $35.28. A butter-storing mushroom — with a bit of cold water and a pinch of salt in the base, you can have fresh and soft butter whenever you need it *without* refrigeration. This cute toadstool can sit right on the counter for ready-to-spread butter for up to a month. A George Foreman grill — a blast from the past that's still remarkably practical and explains why our parents all had one in the '90s. This grill has a drip catcher that holds all the grease that drains from your burgers and other foods while cooking, to leave you with even less of a mess! Promising review: "So they say four burgers, however, I like bigger burgers, so only two will fit. This is okay because it is an easy size to store. Best of all are the removable plates that can go in the dishwasher. We have a large Foreman grill, and it is sized for up to 6 burgers. It works well; however, cleanup is a pain. In the end, I like this newer unit for cooking just a few burgers or hot dogs, and cleanup is so much easier. CAUTION: When you remove the cooking plates, the heating elements are exposed! Make sure the unit is cooled down before removing the plates. It gets used very often and works as I had hoped. Definitely worth the price." —Fix-it-JimGet it from Amazon for $41.99. A Nespresso Pop that's a single-serve coffee machine reviewers say will be the device to have you nip your coffee run habit right in the bud. And the coffee capsules are recyclable, too! Promising review: "This is so good and so worth it. I bought it on sale, but it was still relatively expensive. However, it is definitely worth it; the taste is amazing, the design makes it very easy and functional, it is durable, and finally, it does not leak. I still have not downloaded the app, so I am unable to control the coffee template, but for my iced espresso, it is perfect!" —Wesley DanielGet it from Amazon for $129.99 (available in five colors) or Nespresso for $129.99 (available in 12 colors). A double breakfast-sandwich maker, because yes, one would probably take up less space, but you know you're gonna want another, so let's not pretend. Or, you can make two because you know your partner is going to see how good yours looks, and instead of sharing, you can hand them their own. Promising reviews: "I bought this a few months ago, and it's worth every penny. I use this several times a week. It's quick, convenient, and easy to clean. You can come up with all kinds of different toppings and cheeses that you can't get at the drive-thru places, and it doesn't take up too much counter space. You won't be disappointed." —Jennifer"My husband loves a great breakfast sandwich. This was fun, and quick, and gave us lots of yummy ideas. The quality was actually amazing and really elevated breakfast and lunch. High performance at a super cheap price, well worth it, and will be buying more for gifts. It's quick to clean and stores easily away. The plates are of great quality, and they're super stable. My kids love it for a quick meal on the run." —Michelle JurichGet it from Amazon for $54.45. A set of food huggers for preserving your favorite fruits and veggies and looking super cute while doing it. You can also use the cuffs on top of jars, too. Anything that helps you get the most out of your buck deserves a coveted spot amongst your things. Promising reviews: "These are so sleek, so cool, and so worth the money. Avid at-home bartender host and constantly cutting fruits and veggies — these are perfect for protecting and maintaining open fruits in the fridge! Will be buying sets for the whole family during the holidays!" —Jim"I really liked these colorful, different-sized covers for lids, veggies, and don't take up much room, which is important to me, and are worth purchasing for endless uses. Throw them in the dishwasher; they can withstand rough handling and teens. Highly rate these handy kitchen helpers!" —Polly SimmonsGet it from Amazon for $17.99 (available in five color sets). A Yonanas fruit soft-serve maker ideal for vegans (and really anyone!) who want to make a cool and sweet treat as things heat up outside. This gadget will turn your frozen fruit into a delicious soft serve. Promising review: "I bought this as a gift for my mom and ended up buying one for myself! I love this! It's so easy to make frozen desserts. I like to add Greek yogurt, chia seeds, and granola to my frozen banana and blueberry dessert to make it fiber and protein-packed. It's like an acai bowl. So easy to make, and the consistency makes it taste like frozen yogurt. My mom and I both like the mangonada Mexican frozen desserts, so I bought her frozen mango, Tajin, and chamoy sauce, and she makes her own now! I bought myself the teal and the coral for my mom. For only $40-$50, it was definitely worth the price. If you like frozen desserts but don't want all the added sugar of ice cream, this is so worth it!" —KhGet it from Amazon for $39.98+ (available in four colors). A rotating 2-in-1 colander and washing basket for one of those ~why didn't I think of this sooner~ buys. It has a handle and simply rotates to drain the water while holding your food in place. No more having to enact this Barnum and Bailey balancing act to ensure your pasta doesn't go down the drain with the water. A vintage-looking double toaster with extra-large slots, a self-centering function, and a crumb tray to ensure that toasting your favorite bagels, toast, and Eggo waffles is an easy and aesthetically pleasing experience. Promising review: "Wow, do I love this toaster! I didn't think I would love a toaster so much! It really is worth every penny! I haven't had any problems with it. It perfectly toasts bread and bagels!" —ChristopherGet it from Amazon for $89.95+ (available in three sizes and seven colors). An Instant Pot that will do just about anything you want it to. It's a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté pan, yogurt maker, and food warmer all rolled into one nifty appliance. Read our Instant Pot review for more deets!Promising reviews: "This thing is great! I bought it to cook dried beans fast, and it does. A process that required eight hours of soaking and two hours of boiling now takes half an hour. The unit is also easy to clean. Plus, it has a whole bunch of cooking modes in addition to pressure cooking. The sauté feature makes it easy to sauté the food in the same pot that you pressure cook in, so it reduces the number of pots and pans you need to cook your meal." —S. Coffrey"Totally worth it! I use my Instant Pot each and every day. Once you learn the instructions, just brief lessons, on YouTube, it is my main cooking appliance." —CMedleyGet it from Amazon for $59.99+ (available in three sizes). A Ninja 2-in-1 toaster flip that's pretty much the perfect kitchen essential because it can not only toast your bagels and pop tarts, but you can flip it down and it's an oven capable of baking, broiling, or reheating your favorite snacks. Might I suggest some chicken nuggies? Promising reviews: "We bought this to make more space on our counter. We still wanted the option to use a toaster oven for certain things, and this toaster does not disappoint! Sleek and functional and space-saving, and easy to clean! Worth the $$$!" —Mnisha"I had my eye on this for a while, but thought the price was a bit steep. When my toaster broke, I decided to purchase it. So far, I'm very happy! The toaster makes evenly toasted bread and bagels. I love that I have the option to use the toaster oven, and it is also multifunctional. I made s'mores and used the broil feature, and I think they came out perfectly!" —Michelle GramsGet it from Amazon for $119.99. A steel wok made from blue carbon steel that retains heat, seasoning, and has the slick properties of a cast-iron skillet. It's perfect for creating delicious stir-fry and deep-fried veggies. A nonslip, clear cutting board that'll meld with your aesthetic so well you might forget where you placed it. It functions the same as a traditional cutting board while being oh-so-pretty. A sponge holder designed *specifically* to hold your most treasured possession — the Scrub Daddy. It suctions to the side of your sink, and your smiley sponge slips right on it. It helps your Scrub Daddy air out and dry faster, which also helps it to stay cleaner longer. Look at it smiling at you. A garbage disposal cleaner, because that mysterious odor in your kitchen is probably coming from the drain. If you're a fan of horror films, you probably have no interest in reaching your hand into the beyond in order to scrub it. This cleaning packet will do ALL the work for you. Just sit back and marvel. Promising review: "Holy cow, I didn't realize how easy and quick it was to clean a garbage disposal until I bought this product! Typically, in my naïve thinking, I'd just use vinegar and baking soda down the drain and call it good. Little did I know that there was an actual cleaning product available until I stumbled across it through a BuzzFeed article. So of course, I had to try it. Very simple instructions: it literally takes five minutes and some hot water, and VOILÀ! You have a clean, no-longer-stinky garbage disposal. Let me say that anytime I got a whiff of an odor, all I did was drop one of those packs in the disposal, and the smell was GONE! Plus, the blue foam bubbling through the sink was amusing to watch ;-). Worth every penny!" —VadersGirlGet four from Amazon for $3.78+ (available in four pack sizes). A rapid egg cooker so you can boil, poach, scramble, or even make an omelet super quick. Now, you can finally fit breakfast into your morning routine. Picture-perfect eggs every time, just look at the pictures below. 👇🏽 Promising reviews: "This little device speeds up cooking of soft, medium, and hard-boiled eggs by at least 10 minutes because I don't have to wait for water to boil in a pot first. Water starts steaming very quickly. The alarm isn't super loud either. Put the eggs in an ice bath afterwards, and they peel easily. Comes with a measuring cup that also has a pin on the bottom to puncture the eggs before cooking. Excellent instructions, too. It also makes poached and small omelets too." —D.G."This is the best kitchen appliance I have bought in a long time! Super easy and quick to use. I have a busy schedule, and I make egg salad a LOT to take with saves me SO much time and effort. Set it and forget it, but the super loud continuous buzzer/alarm will NOT let you forget it, which is a nice safety design. Takes exactly 16 minutes to boil eggs, and they are perfect. They're also REALLY easy to peel! I've never peeled eggs so easily before. Huge plus that I hadn't even considered. This little contraption is also pretty small and stores easily. Even if you only boil eggs once in a while, it's worth it!" —Jaime BGet it from Amazon for $18.99+ (available in nine colors).Check out our Dash rapid egg cooker review for more deets! A crepe maker in case you've constantly tried to make those buttery, thin, flaky sheets of utter goodness only to be left with a burnt paper-like bready structure. It stops today! Promising reviews: "This thing is great. You can cook a pile of crepes in half the time it takes using a large pan or griddle, and it's way easier. They're perfectly sized and shaped, too." —MixedProducts"My kids love crepes, and I debated a lot if this would be worth it or not — 100% worth it! Makes crepe-making so easy! I taught my kids, so now they can make their own. So happy I took a chance on it and got it!" —JenGet it from Amazon for $29.99 (available in seven colors). A 4-in-1 chopper, spiralizer, dicer and slicer ideal for meal prepping. You can chop onions and nuts, mince herbs, or spiralize zucchini. And it's compact, which makes it a great addition to kitchens with little to no counter space. Promising review: "What a time saver. I made pico de gallo in a couple of minutes. As for the cilantro, I placed 1/2 a jalapeno on the blades, then cilantro. Chopped beautifully. Works very well, well worth the $$." —Yvette GarzaGet it from Amazon for $29.99 (available in four colors). A set of collapsible silicone microwave to-go containers, thin enough so you can keep one in your everyday bag and be ready to take home leftovers when your boss buys lunch for the entire office and there's still a lot of food left at the end of the day. A trio pan that'll let you try out three different lasagna recipes at one time. This is an excellent find for people who like to meal prep for the week. Promising reviews: "I love the ability to make three different types of lasagnas since I have three picky eaters. I have also used this to make three different types of cakes as well. It is so worth the money if you plan on making different dishes or just have a family of picky eaters." —Mmperry"There's nothing but good coming from this pan! Yummy crunchy edges on every piece! I made three different kinds of lasagna in this pan, and all I can say is that there were already plans for the next batch before this one was gone! This pan is heavy-duty, has an awesome nonstick coating, and will definitely stand up to much use. The recipe called for spraying the pan with nonstick spray, but it was completely unnecessary. I've already suggested this pan to others." —sreneeGet it from Amazon for $19.49. A ~Guac-Lock~ container that squeezes ALL the air out of your dip to keep it tasty and fresh (and green instead of brown) even longer. Promising reviews: "The Guac-Lock is absolutely amazing. It does everything it claims. I've had guacamole unopened for four days in it, and when I opened it up, it looked as fresh as the day I had made it and, more importantly, tasted just as fresh. This product may be a bit on the pricy side, but if you are a guacamole connoisseur and make it on a regular basis and don't like wasting it, this is a no-brainer. It will save every savory, delectable bite for consumption. I couldn't recommend this product more." —Aaron Clark"It works! Keeps your guac fresh for days. Worth the money." —MeGet it from Amazon for $24.95. A mini ice sphere maker you might have peeped on your TikTok timeline because they're super cool and look amazing. Fill, freeze, twist, and voilà! You've got the cutest ice spheres. It even comes with a storage container so you can make a bunch of batches to always have spherical ice at the ready. A pre-seasoned Lodge cast-iron skillet, a must-have kitchen staple that'll pretty much make everything you cook taste better. Promising review: "I used this straight out of the box to cook two pieces of chicken breast. I used olive oil and butter to prevent any sticking and to further season the skillet. I did not notice any sticking to the skillet. After I seared both sides of the chicken, I then let it finish in the oven at 375 degrees for 15 minutes. All I can say is wow! I love this skillet already, and this is my first time using it! I'd never used anything comparable to a cast-iron skillet. Never again am I going back to frying chicken, or any meat for that matter, in a regular pan. This was well worth the investment. If you're looking at this, just buy it." —EricGet it from Amazon for $12.99+ (available in nine sizes). A useful and chic 17-piece knife set encased in an acrylic block that'll make you look like one of the cooking elite. Cooking is much easier with knives that cut to the chase, and this set will not disappoint. You can cut 'til your heart's content with no excess left on the blade, thanks to their nonstick coating. A Ninja Crispi, my personal kitchen helper that's helped me cook at home more and more. How can you not cook at home when this nifty and compact device makes it so easy? It has four settings that allow you to make small or family-sized meals. It comes with a handy booklet with recipes and guides on settings for your favorite meals (it even has one for frozen hashbrowns, my personal fave). And when you're done cooking, the glass cooking dish is also your Tupperware *with* lid. It got 5 stars from me and them. ⬇️ Promising reviews: "It was time to replace my old, tired air fryer. I love several other Ninja kitchen appliances, so Ninja was the first company I looked at. That's where I found the Ninja Crispi. I was intrigued by the glass cooking compartment and its unique design. It air fries my frozen fries and tater tots evenly. I also air-fried three boneless pork chops for 15 minutes, which were so juicy and perfectly cooked! The glass cooking compartment is a breeze to clean, too. I could not be more pleased with this air fryer!" —Babs"Absolutely love this machine!! Easy to use, versatile, and easy to clean. Worth every penny." —AvonnaGet it from Amazon for $159.99 (available in six colors). A pair of herb scissors that'll make Taco Tuesday prep even easier with its five blades ready to chop up extra cilantro and scallions. Promising reviews: "I've recently tried growing some herbs on my patio and have loved using herbs in cooking. These make life so much easier. After I clean my herbs, these scissors make it easy to quickly cut them into small pieces. The design is brilliant. The plastic cover helps get herb pieces off the scissors, so there's no waste. It's easy to wash, too." —Lori"Wow, you will not regret this purchase. It's one of those you don't think you need, but YOU REALLY DO NEED IT. Just like those slap choppers, if it saves that much time, it's worth the investment." —KristinH515Get it from Amazon for $9.99. A cleverly designed 3-in-1 gap cleaning brush perfect for deep cleaning items that have very tiny nooks and crannies that you can't get to with a regular sponge or dish rag. For example, that tumbler that you take with you everywhere you go — there may be some nasties that you can finally clean out, thanks to this brush. A rectangular lazy Susan, a simple contraption so convenient and practical you'll wonder why you didn't buy it sooner. Easily access to your daily go-tos without having to move the ketchup and creamer out of the way several times a day. Instead, just spin it. A mason jar cold brew maker here to have your *cold* cup of Joe ready when you wake up in the morning. Not a coffee person? Have no fear, reviewers also love to use this mason jar to brew their favorite iced teas or infused waters. A Dracula (aka "Gracula") garlic mincer, an unserious yet super helpful kitchen gadget that'll give you another reason to smile while making garlic bread. It's a little ironic, too. A vampire that minces garlic — get it? 😂 A KitchenAid stand mixer duh. If you've ever tried to bake, mix, cook, etc., without one of these babies, you know the struggle. This makes the whole putting-all-the-ingredients-together process so much easier and faster. Promising reviews: "This mixer is not only a game changer in the kitchen, but the color is absolutely stunning. Depending on the lighting, it can give a warm blush tone, and at other times, it gives off a pastel pink. Functional and beautiful, I'm in love! It's worth it." —Amaya"I love that this mixer is so heavy-duty. My kids and I like to bake a lot. The way the paddle blade whips up a bar cookie dough is super fast. I like that I can lock the stainless steel bowl down and control the speed of the mixing process. I've yet to have a tough cookie after switching from my hand mixer to the stand mixer. The wire whisk blade also creates the most fluffy meringue, so light and airy. Once again, being able to control the speed of the whisking action has been key in this process. I also love, love, love the dough hook. I have a sourdough bread recipe that calls for a total of 6 cups of flour. Mixing it with my hand mixer was impossible, and stirring by hand was exhausting. However, this mixer's dough blade attachment did the work in hardly any time at all. I was able to put all the ingredients together and get on with the good part of baking bread much faster, and having that wonderful aroma permeate my house." —Amazon CustomerGet it from Amazon for $449.95 (available in 22 colors). A condiment fork for the pickle and olive lovers so they can indulge in their favorite snack without reaching their fingers deep into the tiny jar. And it even attaches to the jar for added convenience. Everytime you use your herb scissors: Some reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.
Yahoo
19-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Campbell's Soup gets a Gen X makeover — 42-year-old fashion exec joins her family at $9 billion canned-soup-and-snacks giant
The great-granddaughter of the inventor of condensed soup has joined the fam at Campbell's, the company announced this week. The daughter of late billionaire Campbell's heiress Mary Alice Dorrance Malone will serve on the board following her mother's death last month. The Campbell's Company on Friday announced it had elected 42-year-old luxury fashion entrepreneur Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Jr. to its board, continuing a family legacy that has spanned more than a century. Malone Jr. is filling a board seat at the Fortune 500 company that her mother, with whom she shares the name Mary Alice Dorrance Malone, held for 35 years before passing away in June 2025 at the age of 75. The billionaire was Campbell's largest shareholder and the longest-tenured member of the board, at one point even fending off an activist attack from Daniel Loeb's hedge fund. Malone Jr. is also the great-granddaughter of Dr. John T. Dorrance, who invented condensed soup and served as president of the company from 1914 to 1930. Her grandfather, John T. Dorrance Jr., chaired Campbell's from 1962 to 1984. Other members of Malone Jr.'s family including Bennett Dorrance Jr. and Archbold D. van Beuren also serve on the board. Collectively, the Dorrance family holds more than 23% of the company, and Forbes counts the family as among America's richest, with a net worth valued at $17 billion. However, Malone Jr.'s appointment comes at a pivotal time for Campbell's. The company's stock price has dropped more than 25% year to date, and its earnings per share decreased 24% in 2024 versus 2023. It renamed itself from 'Campbell Soup Company' to The Campbell's Company in November 2024 to better reflect its other standout brands which include Cape Cod, Goldfish, Kettle Brand, Pepperidge Farm, Swanson, and V8. In recent years, the company has shifted its portfolio mix with total sales focused more on revenues from snacks and brands such as Rao's rather than core soup operations. The board executed a CEO transition at the start of the year. Mick Beekhuizen, another Gen Xer at age 48, took the role effective in February. Malone Jr. brings with her nearly 20 years in the fashion business, having founded luxury shoe line Malone Souliers in 2014, where she serves as chief brand director. The line's iconic 'Maurene' leather mule retails for more than $600 and is handcrafted in Italy. The company has also partnered with Netflix series Emily in Paris and Bridgerton, according to its website. In a statement, Campbell's board chair Keith McLoughlin welcomed her to the team. 'Mary Alice's unique blend of creative, analytical and entrepreneurial experience and deep appreciation of Campbell's history will be an asset to the Board and the company,' said McLouglin. This story was originally featured on Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Business Wire
18-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
The Campbell's Company Board Elects Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Jr. as Director
CAMDEN, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Campbell's Company (NASDAQ:CPB) today announced that the company's Board of Directors has elected Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Jr. as a member of the Board. Malone, 42, is the Founder and Chief Brand Director of Malone Souliers, an international luxury fashion brand. 'We are pleased to welcome Mary Alice to Campbell's Board of Directors,' said Keith R. McLoughlin, Chair of the Board. 'Mary Alice's unique blend of creative, analytical and entrepreneurial experience and deep appreciation of Campbell's history will be an asset to the Board and the company.' With nearly 20 years in the fashion industry, Malone has built and led successful businesses. She is experienced in general management, retail sales and brand building. In 2014, she founded Malone Souliers, a luxury footwear brand with global distribution and a reputation for beautifully crafted collections. In 2020, Malone acquired U.K.-based Duo Boots out of bankruptcy and successfully relaunched the forty-year-old footwear brand following improvements in operations and product development. Malone is the great-granddaughter of Dr. John T. Dorrance, the inventor of condensed soup and President of the company from 1914-1930, and the granddaughter of John T. Dorrance Jr., a former Chair of the company from 1962-1984. She is the eldest daughter of long-time board member Mary Alice Dorrance Malone who served on the board from 1990 until her recent passing in June 2025. Malone earned her B.A. in international politics from Elon University and studied design and manufacturing at the University of the Arts, Denver and London College of Fashion. About The Campbell's Company For more than 155 years, The Campbell's Company (NASDAQ:CPB) has been connecting people through food they love. Headquartered in Camden, N.J. since 1869, generations of consumers have trusted Campbell's to provide delicious and affordable food and beverages. Today, the company is a North American focused brand powerhouse, generating fiscal 2024 net sales of $9.6 billion across two divisions: Meals & Beverages and Snacks. The Campbell's portfolio of 16 leadership brands includes: Campbell's, Cape Cod, Chunky, Goldfish, Kettle Brand, Lance, Late July, Pace, Pacific Foods, Pepperidge Farm, Prego, Rao's, Snack Factory pretzel crisps, Snyder's of Hanover, Swanson and V8. For more information, visit
Eater
08-07-2025
- Business
- Eater
Le Creuset? More Like Le Creu-Save a Bunch for Prime Day!
Prime Day has finally arrived, and the Eater team has been deep in the sales mines unearthing the best deals and keeping a watchful eye on the big, sexy brands whose products we believe deserve precious kitchen counter space. Among them is that timeless heritage cookware maker Le Creuset, and I am happy to report that the iconic French brand dropped sales hotter than a bubbling vat of beef Bourguignon. Le Creuset's beautiful, durable wares have been a longtime favorite for home cooks, professional chefs, and anyone who wants to look like they know what they're doing even when just warming a can of Campbell's soup. By 'longtime' we mean literally a century, since this year is the company's 100th anniversary. Yep, it was founded in 1925, but as far as Prime Day goes, we're the ones getting the birthday gifts. Don't wait too long to treat yourself though; Le Creuset products have been selling out fast; in the process of writing this story, several colors and styles already went out of stock. As a somewhat new convert to the Le Creuset life, having only bought my first Dutch oven from the brand about five years ago, I can't believe I waited so long; its products are timeless, sturdy, and stylish. Oh, and they also are a joy to cook in, which I suppose is what matters most. If you're in the market for a timeless cocotte, Amazon has mega markdowns on plenty of tried-and true enameled cast iron Dutch ovens, with discounts on a variety of sizes and colors. (BTW, if you go hard for Le Creuset's Caribbean blue line, now is the time to grab a few items since that colorway is about to 'set sail' into the land of the discontinued, and it's on super sale as a result.) We've also spotted deals on pretty bowls, ceramic baking dishes, and a ton more French-speaking kitchen goods ready to show up on your doorstep. The best Le Creuset Prime Day deals Orange you glad this beautiful Dutch oven is 17% off? We love a classic here at Eater, and the Le Creuset ~signature~ enameled cast iron Dutch oven is just that. The versatile, 5.5-quart size is a must-own for every household who gets into stewing, braising, and souping, so basically every household that bothers cooking at all. My Dutch oven gets heavy use, most recently to make an excellent mushroom risotto. And this iconic color, appropriately named Flame, adds a bright pop to your stovetop. At 17% or $60 off, that's one hot deal. A true Caribbean queen: This round Dutch oven in an oceanic teal Billy Ocean once proclaimed his undying passion for a gorgeous yet elusive 'Caribbean Queen,' and now I, too,get to do so — the Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Signature Round Wide Dutch Oven. She's a stunner, and thankfully not as hard to get as Billy's queen at 20% off. The size (6.75 qt.) and wide shape and depth makes it a big hitter for roasting, baking, frying, and searing for a group meal. You can fit at least 10 chicken thighs in this baby. True queen behavior! A charming loaf pan in a demure shade Nothing against standard baking pans. They get the job done! But laying eyes on the Le Creuset Stoneware Heritage Fluted Loaf Pan with its sweet scalloped edges, I imagined myself as a beautiful baker in the French countryside, singing a Yves Montand song while pulling a steaming homemade brioche out of the oven. With its non-stick interior, breads and other baked goodies will release from its gentle embrace without cracking or breaking. At $45 for the 9-inch pan, that dream doesn't remain too far off (though I'll likely be loudly singing Oasis tunes off-key). For those who really wanna get that bread If you think the loaf pan is cute, but you want to get really serious about baking bread, may I suggest the Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Bread Oven? This big boy is 21% off right now and ready to make the sourdough or monkey bread of your dreams. Its tight-fitting domed lid traps and circulates steam, ensuring your creations have a perfectly crisp crust and rise to the heavens. If you're a heavy bread head picking up loaves at the farmer's market weekly, this one is worth the investment. A sweet little batter bowl In my house, pancakes are a weekly meal — not a treat, it's a must — so the Le Creuset Stoneware Batter Bowl is going straight into my cart. The bright blue stoneware bowl is perfect for mixing batters while adding cottagecore flair, and its spout allows for easy pouring onto a baking pan or skillet. For $34, Pancake Day is about to turn into Pancake Week. A handsome, durable cast iron skillet A cast iron skillet is the foot soldier of the kitchen. Maybe it doesn't get all the glory or ooh's and ahh's of a fancy Dutch oven or braiser, but when it comes down to cooking the daily stuff, the skillet is getting the job done. Le Creuset's enamed cast iron skillet is that soldier: durable, tough, and requiring no seasoning. It's also the lightest cast iron skillet out there, which for a weak-armed person like me is incredibly important. This cast iron grill pan for 26% off While grilling is considered a summertime activity, I'm of the belief that it's a year-round endeavor. Well, standing outside in the cold, rain, or snow is definitely not ideal, so maybe this is where I mention that I live in LA, where weather is more of a concept than a practice. Regardless of whether you're in summer temps, the Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Signature Deep Round Grill lets me get my grill 'n' chill on since I can use the pan indoors on my stove for grilled dishes any time — and so can you. A rectangular dish that's a two-for-one Rectangular dishes are always handy in the kitchen, whether for baking a creamy mac 'n' cheese, grabbing steaks or veggies off the grill, or, in my case, cooling some arroz con leche. The Le Creuset Stoneware Rectangular Dish brings a little more to the table thanks to its platter lid, which doesn't just cover and keep warm whatever you've got inside, but becomes its own serving dish as well. At 20% off for essentially two products, that's a steal. A good deal on Le Creuset is worth jumping on, and today is the day to get on it and Le Creu-SAVE! Sorry, not sorry. Or should I say 'désolé, pas désolé'?
