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Del Monte Foods announces Chapter 11 bankruptcy, including pursuing new ownership
Del Monte Foods announced July 1 it started Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. The company said it plans to continue operations as usual during the bankruptcy process. Del Monte Foods announced July 1 it has started Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
DEL MONTE FOODS files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, seeks buyer amid debt woes and shifting consumer trends
Del Monte Foods’ brand portfolio includes household names such as Del Monte, Contadina, College Inn, S&W, Kitchen Basics, Joyba, and Take Root Organics—many of which remain staples in American
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