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A big dividend cut and a $2 billion charge: Conagra’s results signal more pain ahead for food industry

A big dividend cut and a $2 billion charge: Conagra’s results signal more pain ahead for food industry
MarketWatch Wednesday 15 July 2026, 18:07 UTC By Bill Peters 1 min read
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Conagra Brands’ stock was up a bit on Thursday, but the company’s results and forecast were the latest dose of bad news for the packaged-food industry.

Conagra Brands’ stock was up a bit on Thursday, but the company’s results and forecast were the latest dose of bad news for the packaged-food industry. [Image text:] berone TURKEY Pepperoni
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