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Campbell’s CEO Says Spike In Soup Sales Could Be Indication Of Economic Downturn

by Peace A

Published June 5, 2025

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As America continues to deal with the ripple effects of President Trump’s aggressive tariff policies, the weight of economic uncertainty presses down on households from coast to coast. Grocery bills have swelled as imported goods become more expensive, forcing families to rethink weekly budgets.

As though to confirm the trend, Mick Beekhuizen, the CEO of Campbell, one of America’s leading food brands, has revealed a massive spike in the sales of its soups as most households now seem to be cutting back on their spending by putting priority on home-cooked meals, bringing home cooking to an all-time high.

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Campbell’s CEO says American consumers are now thrifty in their spending

 

 
 
 
 
 
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During the company’s third-quarter earnings call on Monday, June 2, Beekhuizen highlighted the impact of current economic concerns on consumer behavior, noting a significant rise in demand for the company’s canned soups and broths. He stated that the shift in consumer sentiment began in January, as people started becoming more cautious with their spending. This trend persisted throughout the quarter, with shoppers making more deliberate and budget-conscious decisions when purchasing food products.

Beekhuizen also explained that the cost-effective and shelf-stable nature of canned soups and broths has made them an excellent choice for individuals who want to save money without sacrificing convenience or nutritional value.

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Campbell’s Soup Company/Wikimedia Commons

Mick Beekhuizen, a financial expert, says the soup sale spike is a reflection of huge economic problems

While the increase in soup sales may appear beneficial for businesses, Beekhuizen and other economic analysts believe it is a reflection of the deeper economic challenges faced by consumers. A recent McKinsey poll from May found that almost half of U.S. consumers are most worried about rising prices. Tariff policies are a close second, at 29%. Many Americans are taking steps to protect their budgets because of ongoing trade talks and the market’s continued uncertainty and volatility.

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Campbell’s Soup products/Wikimedia Commons

The survey responses confirmed that people are already adjusting their spending habits, even before the full impact of tariffs is reflected in retail pricing. This indicates that people are becoming more cautious and prepared when it comes to managing their finances.

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