Mergers and Acquisitions

Edgewell Personal Care Company is shifting responsibilities, announcing internal promotions as the company moves forward with the planned departure of Nick Powell, president of the brand’s international business. Learn more.

Church & Dwight will acquire the Hero Mighty Patch brand and acne treatment products in a $630 million cash and stock deal. 

As the Kellogg Company moves forward with its plan to separate three of its businesses, the company has made several key appointments to its North America Cereal Co. leadership team. Learn more.

While the integration process began immediately, the company expects the formal kick-off to occur in early 2023, and has so far defined the first four organizational layers of the restructure. Learn more.

PepsiCo is leveraging its beverage distribution capabilities to grow its reach with a pair of new agreements and investments.

3M intends to spin off its Health Care business, resulting in two public companies.

The combined technology will provide a unified view of consumer purchasing behavior across channels and categories, allowing for real-time decision making. Learn more.

The acquisition creates three diversified food platforms at Eagle Food: snacks, baking, and meals and sides. Learn more.

Following the closing, this entire collection of Napa Valley and Sonoma Coast wines will be available to Moët Hennessy consumers. Learn more.

Keurig Dr Pepper intends to acquire the rights to Atypique, a non-alcoholic, ready-to-drink cocktail brand, from Station Agro-Biotech.

The No. 48 consumer goods company is spinning off its North American cereal and plant-based foods businesses to result in three independent public companies.

The brand will operate as part of Unilever’s health and wellbeing unit, which includes brands like OLLY, Liquid I.V. and Onnit. 2. Get the details.