Top 100 Consumer Goods Companies

CGT's annual roundup of the largest public companies in the consumer goods industry.

From acquisitions and divestitures to name changes and new leadership appointments, 2013 was full of memorable moments. This annual list of the top publicly traded consumer goods companies provides a snapshot of organizations that succeeded in upping their growth games.

CGT’s annual ranking looks at the revenue winners and losers in an increasingly digital industry disrupted by changing consumer demands.

An overview of the content published this month as part of CGT's December 2017 issue. Plus, a link to the digital edition.

Sponsored by: IBM SAP Strategy&, part of the PwC network Competition in the consumer goods industry remains fierce — with the major players struggling to balance the need to improve shareholder value in the near term with the desire to invest in strategic growth in the long ter

These seven consumer goods companies outpaced the competition through equal parts acquisition and innovation.

Coty Inc. has entered into a partnership with Younique, an online peer-to-peer social selling platform in beauty.

Deutsche Bank’s Bill Schmitz reveals what drives valuation in consumer goods and analyzes the impact of pivotal market trends.

Consumer confidence was a bit manic in 2012, hitting a five-year high in November and then dropping again in December as consumers doubted an end to the fiscal cliff.

For the first time in a long time, this year's listing of the top 100 public consumer goods companies tells more good news than bad.

When it comes to the health of the consumer goods market, is the glass half full or half empty? According to the results of the 2010 Consumer Goods Registry, which ranks the top 100 public companies according to 2009 annual revenues, both viewpoints are correct.