Campbell Company of Canada

The Campbell's Company (Nasdaq: CPB) is headquartered in Camden, New Jersey. Its 2025 proxy statement's 5-percent-plus beneficial ownership table names two Dorrance family holders as the largest shareholders, Bennett Dorrance at 15.08 percent and The Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Revocable Trust at 13.42 percent, both US-based descendants of founder John T. Dorrance, ahead of Vanguard (7.87 percent) and BlackRock (7.41 percent); the same filing reproduces a shareholder statement putting the combined Dorrance-descendant bloc, including director Archbold van Beuren, at 35.4 percent in 2021. Both the controlling family and the listing venue (Nasdaq) are in the US, so ownership allocates fully there. No Corporations Canada filing for Campbell Company of Canada itself was checked; the parent's 10-K lists Mississauga only as a business-unit office, not a separately owned entity.

• The Campbell's Company 2025 Proxy Statement (DEF 14A) filing “Bennett Dorrance DMB Associates 6263 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 330 Scottsdale, AZ 85250 44,905,684 (2) 15.08 % The Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Revocable Trust 605 Main Street Riverton, NJ 08077 39,960,337 (3) 13.42 %”
• The Campbell's Company 2025 Proxy Statement (DEF 14A) filing “Mary Alice Malone, Bennett Dorrance, and Archbold van Beuren who, combined, controlled 35.4% of shares in 2021”

The Campbell's Company's 10-K for the fiscal year ended July 28, 2024 lists its principal manufacturing facilities under the heading "Inside the U.S." across Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin, with no facilities listed outside the US; Mississauga appears only as a business-unit office. This matches contemporaneous press coverage of the January 2018 announcement that Campbell was closing its only Canadian factory, in Toronto, and shifting that production to three existing US facilities; the plant closed in 2018-19, ending Canadian soup manufacturing.

• The Campbell's Company Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended July 28, 2024 filing “The following table sets forth our principal manufacturing facilities and the reportable segment that primarily uses each of the facilities: Inside the U.S.”
• Campbell Soup Is Shifting Canadian Production to Its U.S. Factories - Bloomberg press “Campbell Soup Co. is closing its lone Canadian factory in Toronto and shifting production to three existing facilities in the U.S.”

Campbell Company of Canada's own contact page gives a Mississauga, Ontario address, and the US parent's 10-K independently names Mississauga, Canada as one of only four principal business-unit offices worldwide (alongside Doral, Florida; Hanover, Pennsylvania; and Portland, Oregon). Sales, marketing and support staff serving the Canadian business are based there; no manufacturing employees remain in Canada since the Toronto plant closed.

• Contact Us - Campbell Company of Canada vendor_statement “2845 Matheson Blvd. East, Mississauga, Ontario”
• The Campbell's Company Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended July 28, 2024 filing “We also maintain principal business unit offices in Doral, Florida; Hanover, Pennsylvania; Portland, Oregon; and Mississauga, Canada.”

No vendor-published ingredient sourcing breakdown was found; the vendor's own "what's in our food" page speaks only in general terms about "fields where many of our ingredients are grown." Habitant pea soup's main ingredient is yellow split peas, a crop Canada dominates globally, so that brand pulls some weight to CA. The larger Campbell's soup, V8, Prego and Pace lines are tomato-, vegetable- and chicken-based and now made entirely at US plants, so their inputs are assumed mostly US-grown. Pepperidge Farm cookies and Goldfish add cocoa and palm oil, both tropical imports, which push a share to OTHER. The split is an estimate, not a measured figure.

• What's In Our Food - Campbell Company of Canada vendor_statement “From the fields where many of our ingredients are grown, to your table, we take care every step of the way”