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Food Industry News 7 October 2025 - 9 October 2025

PepsiCo’s Sneaky Q3 Beat: Earnings Up, New CFO In, But U.S. Snack Sales Slump – What It Means

PepsiCo’s Sneaky Q3 Beat: Earnings Up, New CFO In, But U.S. Snack Sales Slump – What It Means

Q3 Earnings: Small Beat Hides Big Shifts PepsiCo’s third-quarter results delivered a mixed bag. On the headline numbers, the snack and beverage giant slightly beat Wall Street expectations – a welcome surprise given tempered forecasts. Core earnings per share of $2.29 edged past consensus, and net revenue of $23.9 billion marked modest growth Seekingalpha. The company managed this top-line increase…
9 October 2025
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Sysco’s Big Earnings Reveal: Will the $81 Billion Food Giant’s Q1 2026 Be a Boom or a Bust?

Sysco’s Big Earnings Reveal: Will the $81 Billion Food Giant’s Q1 2026 Be a Boom or a Bust?

Company Overview & Recent Performance Sysco Corporation sits atop the foodservice distribution industry as a dominant player. The company sells and delivers food and related products to restaurants, hospitals, schools, hotels, and other venues across the globe Seekingalpha. With 337 distribution facilities serving about 730,000 customer locations worldwide, Sysco’s footprint is unmatched Seekingalpha. In the fiscal year 2025 (ended June…
8 October 2025
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Sysco Stock Soars Ahead of Q1 Earnings – Inside the $81B Food Giant’s Growth & Challenges

Sysco Stock Soars Ahead of Q1 Earnings – Inside the $81B Food Giant’s Growth & Challenges

Sysco Readies Q1 FY2026 Results Amid High Expectations Sysco’s upcoming first quarter 2026 earnings release is highly anticipated on Wall Street. The company confirmed it will report Q1 results on October 28, 2025, followed by a conference call and webcast that morning for investors and analysts Globenewswire. This quarterly update will cover the July–September 2025 period and set the tone for Sysco’s new…
7 October 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Cotton Futures Slide as Export Sales Show Mixed Trends
    February 6, 2026, 3:07 AM EST. Cotton futures fell by 45 to 50 points across front months Thursday. The market faced pressure despite export sales rising 22.67% week-on-week to 249,836 running bales (RB), yet remaining 10.78% below last year's levels. Vietnam led purchases with 54,000 RB, followed by Pakistan and China. Shipments declined 8.45% from the prior week but were 53.29% higher than in 2025. The Cotlook A Index, a benchmark price for cotton, dropped 20 points to 73.15 cents per pound. ICE certified cotton stocks increased by 11,138 bales to 47,653. The Adjusted World Price fell 42 points to 49.78 cents per pound. These factors alongside a stronger U.S. dollar and lower crude oil prices contributed to cotton's losses.
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