B&G Foods in 4 Charts
The coronavirus pandemic has upended major industries as economic shutdowns and social distancing change consumer habits. For example, packaged food makers like B&G Foods (NYSE: BGS) have benefited now that more people are eating at home. With a generous 6.8% dividend yield, income investors may be attracted to this name, but make sure you know what you are buying.
Here are four charts to help you understand B&G Foods.
When most people think about a packaged food company, giants like General Mills (NYSE: GIS) or Mondelez International (NASDAQ: MDLZ) probably come to mind. These consumer staples companies are built on well-known brands and use their marketing and distribution strength to gain clout with retailers and attract consumers.
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