15 World’s Biggest Consumer Goods Companies in 2024
15 World’s Biggest Consumer Goods Companies in 2024- According to Annual Report in 2024, there are some biggest companies in World’s Consumer Goods industries. Basically, these companies had a billion of total assets and total revenue in 2024. Those are huge ones. Of course, as humans, some of us may know these companies and probably have consumed or depended on their products or services. Day by day, we probably still need their products to help our lives.
Of all the consumer goods companies in the world, just a few of them have a wide
market across the nation with billions of US Dollars of total revenue annually.
Here are the 15 Biggest Consumer Good Companies. These data of the company were
obtained from the annual report for 2024.
The Rank of World’s Biggest Consumer Goods Companies based Total Assets 2024
Rank |
Name of
Company |
Total
Assets |
Total
Assets |
Total
Liabilities |
Total
Liabilities |
Origin
Currency |
US Dollar |
Origin
Currency |
US Dollar |
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1 |
AB InBev |
USD 206.6 billion |
USD 206.6 billion |
USD 117.9 billion |
USD 117.9 billion |
2 |
Nestle |
CHF 126.5 billion |
USD 158 Billion |
CHF 90.1 billion |
USD 112 billion |
3 |
P&G |
USD 125.2 billion |
USD 125.2 billion |
USD 72.9 billion |
USD 72.9 billion |
4 |
USD 100.5 billion |
USD 100.5 billion |
USD 73.8 billion |
USD 73.8 billion |
|
5 |
PepsiCo |
USD 99.4 billion |
USD 99.4 billion |
USD 81.2 billion |
USD 81.2 billion |
6 |
EUR 79.7 billion |
USD 88.46 billion |
EUR 57.2 billion |
USD 63.5 billion |
|
7 |
USD 88.2 billion |
USD 88.2 billion |
USD 38.9 billion |
USD 38.9 billion |
|
8 |
USD 68.5 billion |
USD 68.5 billion |
USD 41.5 billion |
USD 41.5 billion |
|
11 |
EUR 56.3 billion |
USD 62.5 billion |
EUR 23.2 billion |
USD 25.7 billion |
|
9 |
EUR 53.7 billion |
USD 59.6 billion |
EUR 33.3 billion |
USD 36.9 billion |
|
10 |
USD 53.2 billion |
USD 53.2 billion |
USD 30.8 billion |
USD 30.8 billion |
|
13 |
EUR 45.2 billion |
USD 50.2 billion |
EUR 27.4 billion |
USD 30.4 billion |
|
12 |
USD 40.6 billion |
USD 40.6 billion |
USD 32.5 billion |
USD 32.5 billion |
|
14 |
USD 37.1 billion |
USD 37.1 billion |
USD 18.5 billion |
USD 18.5 billion |
|
15 |
WH Group |
USD 19.8 billion |
USD 19.8 billion |
USD 8.4 billion |
USD 8.4 billion |
Source:
Annual Report, 2024 |
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These data of total assets and liabilities of the
consumer goods companies come from the Balance Sheet of Annual Report of the
company in 2024. Basically, the balance sheet is a report that must be
published in a financial statement by a company or business entity to describe
the assets, liabilities, and equity at the end of the company’s accounting
period. In general, these conditions of companies’ balance sheets can signify the strength of the financial condition of each company.
The Rank of World’s Biggest Consumer Goods Companies based on Net Income 2024
Rank |
Name of Company |
Total Revenue in 2024 |
Total Revenue in 2024 |
Net Income in 2024 |
Net Income in 2024 |
Origin Currency |
US Dollar |
Origin Currency |
US Dollar |
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1 |
P&G |
USD 84.2 billion |
USD 84.2 billion |
USD 16 billion |
USD 16 billion |
2 |
Nestle |
CHF 91.3 billion |
USD 114.12 billion |
CHF 11.1 billion |
USD 13.87 billion |
3 |
Coca-Cola |
USD 47 billion |
USD 47 billion |
USD 10.6 billion |
USD 10.6 billion |
4 |
PepsiCo |
USD 91.8 billion |
USD 91.8 billion |
USD 9.57 billion |
USD 9.57 billion |
5 |
AB InBev |
USD 59.8 billion |
USD 59.8 billion |
USD 7.44 billion |
USD 7.44 billion |
6 |
L'Oreal |
EUR 43.4 billion |
USD 48 billion |
EUR 6.4 billion |
USD 7.1 Billion |
7 |
Unilever |
EUR 60.7 billion |
USD 67.3 billion |
EUR 6.3 billion |
USD 6.9 billion |
8 |
Mondelez |
USD 36.4 billion |
USD 36.4 billion |
USD 4.62 billion |
USD 4.62 billion |
9 |
Kraft Heinz |
USD 25.8 billion |
USD 25.8 billion |
USD 2.74 billion |
USD 2.74 billion |
10 |
Danone |
EUR 27.3 billion |
USD 30.3 billion |
EUR 2 billion |
USD 2.2 billion |
11 |
JBS |
USD 77.1 billion |
USD 77.1 billion |
USD 1.9 billion |
USD 1.9 billion |
12 |
WH Group |
USD 25.9 billion |
USD 25.9 billion |
USD 1.8 billion |
USD 1.8 billion |
13 |
Archer Daniels Midland |
USD 85.5 billion |
USD 85.5 billion |
USD 1.8 billion |
USD 1.8 billion |
14 |
Heineken |
EUR 29.9 billion |
USD 33.2 billion |
EUR 0.97 billion |
USD 1.1 billion |
15 |
Tyson Food |
USD 53.3 billion |
USD 53.3 billion |
USD 0.8 billion |
USD 0.8 billion |
Source:
Annual Report, 2024 |
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Franc (CHF) = 1.25 US Dollar (USD) |
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currency: Currency officially used in Annual Report 2024 |
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US Dollar:
Amount of Origin Currency after Converted into US. Dollar Using Currency Rate
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The total revenue and net income of the company
can show the gained financial value of revenue and net income/ loss at a
specific time. It also showed the effectiveness and efficiency of the company
doing their business at a specific time.
Brief Description of World’s Biggest Consumer Goods Companies
1.Nestle
Nestlé S.A. commonly known as Nestle is
multinational corporation with diverse products in supplying human
consumption. Historically, this company that has the popular symbol “Good food, Good life” was founded by Henri Nestlé in 1866.
From time to time, because of the development of
its business, this company has transformed as a global company with more than
2000 brands with operations in 186 countries and employing 276 thousand people across nations. Nowadays, the company has
a primary office in Vevey, Vaud, Switzerland with
selling miscellaneous products, for example, powdered and liquid beverages, Petcare,
confectionery, water, prepared dishes and cooking aids, milk products, and ice
cream. Furthermore, some of popular Nestle’s brand are Beverages (Bear Brand, Carnation , Caro (sold in the
US as Pero), Chuckie (sold in Philippines),D'Onofrio (sold in Peru), Dancow (sold in Indonesia), Milo, Nescau
(sold in Brazil),Nesquik, Nestea (joint-venture with Coca-Cola, Beverage
Partners Worldwide), Nesvita (Pakistan, Thailand), Ovaltine (United States,
under license from Associated British Foods)), Coffee (Mountain Blend, Nescafé, Nespresso), water (Pure Life), Cereals (Koko
Krunch,Lion Cereal, Milo cereals, Nescau Cereal (Brazil)), Chocolate (Kit Kat (licensed to Hershey's in the
US), Lionl, Abuelita, Aero).
Financially, according to the balance sheet in 2024, the total assets of Nestle are around CHF
126.5 billion or equivalent to USD 158 billion. Meanwhile, its total
liabilities are around CHF 90 billion or equivalent to USD 112 billion.
According to the Income statement in 2024,
Nestle could gain revenue around CHF 91.3 billion or equivalent to USD 114.2
billion. Furthermore, Nestle gained net income of CHF 11.1 billion or
equivalent to USD 13.87 billion.
2.P&G
The Procter & Gamble Company, commonly known
as P&G, is
a multinational corporation that was founded in 1837
by William Procter and James Gamble. William Procter is a candlemaker and James Gamble is a soap
maker. Along with business development, the company has become the
multinational giant company with more than 101 thousand people employees and
operations in more than 180 countries and territories through numerous channels
as well as direct-to-consumer. Nowadays, this company has a primary office in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States. Furthermore,
some of popular brands from Dishwashing (Dawn, Fairy, Joy, Gain, Ivory, Cascade), Haircare (Aussie, Braun, Frederic Fekkai, Head & Shoulders, Herbal
Essences, Mielle, Nicky Clarke, Pantene, Vidal Sassoon), Healthcare
products (Align, Crest, Neurobion,
Oral-B, Sangobion, Scope mouthwash,
Seven Seas, Vicks), Household (Ambi Pur, Fairy, Mif, Mr. Clean, Pampers, Puffs
tissues, Luvs), Laundry detergents
(Ariel, Bold, Bonux, Bounce, Cheer, Daz, Dreft, Era, Fairy), Skin care (Ivory bar, Old Spice, Olay), and Personal
care (Gillette).
Financially, according to the balance sheet of the company in 2024, P&G has total assets
around USD 125.2 billion with total liabilities around USD 72.9 billion.
Meanwhile, the performance is positive with total revenue gained around USD
84.2 billion and net income around USD 16 billion.
3.The Coca-Cola Company
The Coca-Cola Company is a multinational consumer goods company
with some popular brands, for instance, Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Minute Maid, and others.
Historically, Asa Griggs Candler founded this company. Meanwhile, John Stith Pemberton, a pharmacist, founded the formula of the
Coca-Cola soft drink in 1886. Nowadays, this company has a central
office in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S, and has employed around 86 thousand people.
Based on ownership, Berkshire Hathaway, The Vanguard Group, and BlackRock are
the main shareholders of Coca-Cola. In terms of product brands, some of the
brand products owned by The CocaCola Company are Carbonated Soft Drinks (Coca-Cola family (Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero
Sugar), Sprite, Fanta, Barq's, Thums Up, Dr Pepper, Topo Chico), Waters & Sports Drinks (Dasani,
smartwater, vitaminwater zero, Powerade, Ades), Teas & Coffees (Gold Peak, Costa Coffee, Fuze Tea, Minute Maid,
Frestea), and Other Beverages
(Monster Energy, Nutriboost, Appletiser, Royal Bliss).
Financially, according to the Balance sheet of the company of
2024, Coca-Cola company has total assets around USD 100.5 billion and total
liabilities around USD 73.8 billion. Meanwhile, the performance in 2024 is
still positive with total revenue around USD
47 billion and net Income around USD 10.6 billion.
4.Pepsico
PepsiCo, Inc is a multinational company that was founded by Caleb Bradham on August 28, 1898. Caleb Bradman is also popular because he invented the Pepsi
formula. Nowadays, this company has a central office in Harrison, New York. Along with business development of
PepsiCo, as of 2021, the company has employed around 291 people across the
nations. Meanwhile, this company has some popular brands, such as, Breakfast Bars (Quaker Chewy Granola
Bars, Quaker Chewy Granola Cocoa Bars, Quaker Chewy Smashbars, Quaker Dipps
Granola Bars, Quaker Yogurt Granola Bars), Coffee
Drinks (Seattle's Best Coffee,Starbucks DoubleShot, Starbucks Frappucino,
Starbucks Iced Coffee), Energy Drinks (AMP Energy, Mountain Dew Energy, Rockstar
Energy Drink, Starbucks Refreshers, SoBe), Cereal
(Cap'n Crunch Cereal, King Vitaman Cereal, Kretschmer Toasted Wheat Germ,
Quaker Life Cereal), Rice Snacks
(Quaker Large Rice Cakes, Quaker Mini Delights, Quaker Quakes, Quaker
Tortillaz), Side Dishes (Near East
Side Dishes, Pasta Roni Side Dishes, Rice-A-Roni Side Dishes), Snacks (Cheetos, Doritos, Lay's,
Ruffles, Tostitos, Frito-Lay), Soft
Drinks (Mountain Dew, Mist Twst, Pepsi, Lipton, Mug, Mirinda), Sports
Nutrition (Gatorade), Bottled Water
(Aquafina, Driftwell, Propel Zero, SoBe
Lifewater).
As a global company, financially, PepsiCo has
total assets around USD 99.4 billion with liabilities around USD 81.8 billion.
These data were obtained from the Balance sheet of the
company in 2024. Meanwhile, according to the
company’s income statement, PepsiCo gained
total revenue of around USD 91.8 billion and net income of around USD 9.5
billion.
5.Unilever
Unilever plc, commonly known as Unilever, is
global consumer goods company with miscellaneous brands, such as Lifebuoy, Domestos, Surf, Dove, Vaseline,
Tresseme, Clear, Lux, Magnum, Rexona/Degree, Sunsilk, Sunlight and
others. Historically, this company was founded because of the merger between
Lever Brothers company and Margarine Unie company in 1929. Nowadays, this
company has primary offices in London, England with more than 148 thousand
employees. As a global consumer goods company, Unilever’s products have been
used by 3.4 billion consumers every day. Some of the Univeler brands are Condiments and extracts (Amino, Amora,
Aromat, Best Foods, Beseda, Bovril, Brooke Bond, Calvé (Netherlands, Spain),
Chirat, Colman's, Conimex, Continental, Fanacoa, Fruco, Globus), Desserts (Heartbrand, Ben &
Jerry's, Breyers, Calippo, Darko (Дарко), Eskimo, Frigo, Frisko, Fudgsicle, GB Glace,
Good Humor, Grom, Magnum, Miko, Nogger, Olá, Talenti, Tío Rico, Wall's), Home care (Blueair, Cif, Comfort, Coral
/ Korall, Domestos, Neutral, Omo, Rinso, Robijn, Skip, Sunlight, Surf),
Beauty, well-being and personal care (Axe, Dove, Badedas, Block
& Glow, Brisk, Brut, Brylcreem, Camay, Caress, Citra, Clear, Clinic,
Close-Up, Lifebuoy, Pepsodent, Pond's,
Sunsilk, Vaseline, Vibrance, Zendium,
Zwitsal).
Financially, according to the Balance sheet of the company
in 2024, Unilever has total assets around EUR 79.7 billion or equivalent to USD
88.4 billion with total liabilities around EUR 57.2 billion or equivalent with
USD 63.5 billion. Based on the business performance in 2024, the company has
positive results with gained total revenue around EUR 60.7 billion or
equivalent with USD 67.3 billion and net income around EUR 6.3 billion or
equivalent to USD 6.9 billion.
6.AB Inbev
Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV is a global consumer
goods company with
a multiproduct of alcoholic beverages. Historically,
this company was formed because of the acquisition of InBev into Anheuser-Busch
in 2008. Operationally, this company has a primary office in Leuven, Belgium. Furthermore, the company
employs 168 thousand people with 200 breweries in 50 countries. Basically, some
popular alcoholic global brands from this company are Beck's, Budweiser, Corona, Hoegaarden, Leffe, Stella Artois.
Financially in 2024 according to ABInBev’s annual
report, AB InBev has total assets around USD 206.6 billion with total
liabilities around USD 117.9 billion. According to financial statements in
2024, the company has positive ways to gain total revenue around USD
59.8 billion and generated net income around USD 7.44 billion.
7.L’Oreal
L’Oréal S.A. is multinational consumer goods
company that has miscellaneous brands of cosmetics and fashion. Some of the
popular brands from L’Oréal are Consumer
Products Division (L'Oréal Paris,
Maybelline New York, Garnier, NYX Professional Makeup, Essie), L'Oréal Luxe
Division (Lancôme, Kiehl's, Giorgio
Armani Beauty, Yves Saint Laurent Beauté, Prada Beauty), Professional
Products Division (Kérastase, Redken,
L'Oréal Professionnel Paris), Active
Cosmetics Division (La Roche-Posay,
Vichy, CeraVe). Historically, this company was founded by Eugène Paul Louis
Schueller in July 1909 and nowadays, this company has a central office in Clichy, France.
Financially, according to the Balance sheet of the company in 2024, L’Oréal has total assets
around EUR 56.3 billion or equivalent to USD 62.5 billion and total liabilities
around EUR 43.4 billion or equivalent with USD 48 billion. Meanwhile, according
to its performance in 2024, L’Oréal gained total revenue EUR 43.4 billion or
equivalent with USD 48 billion and net income around EUR 6.4 billion or
equivalent with USD 7.1 billion.
8.Mondelez International
Mondelēz International, Inc is multinational snack
company that has owned some popular brands, including Biscuits and Baked Snacks
(Oreo, Ritz, Nabisco, LU, Clif Bar, Tate's Bake Shop),Chocolate (Cadbury,
Milka, Toblerone, Côte d'Or), Gum and Candy(Sour Patch Kids, Swedish Fish,
Halls, Clorets), Beverages and Grocery (Tang, Philadelphia Cream Cheese,
Dairylea, Royal). Historically, this company started with the National Dairy
Products Corporation (National Dairy) that was founded on December 10, 1923,
by Thomas H. McInnerney and Edward E. Rieck. Mondelez is the separation of KraftFood in 2012. Nowadays, this
company has a central office in Chicago,
Illinois, U.S.
Financially, in 2024, according to the Balance sheet of Mondelez, this company has total assets around
USD 68.5 billion with total liabilities around USD 41.5 billion. According to
business performance in 2024, the company gained positive results with total revenue around USD 36.4 billion and generated
net income around USD 4.62 billion.
9.Heineken N.V.
Heineken N.V. is a multinational beer company that was founded by Gerard Adriaan Heineken
in 1864. Nowadays, this company has primary offices in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Based on the business development of the company, Heineken has some popular
beer brands. Some of them are Heineken,
Amstel, Cruzcampo, Affligem, Żywiec, Starobrno, Tiger Beer, Zagorka, Red
Stripe, and Birra Moretti.
Financially, Heineken’s total assets were around
EUR 53.7 billion or equivalent to USD 59.6 billion and total liabilities around
EUR 33.3 billion or equivalent to USD 36.9 billion. Based on the business
performance in 2024, Heineken gained total revenue around EUR 29.9 billion or
equivalent to USD 33.2 billion and net income around EUR 0.97 billion or
equivalent with USD 1.1 billion.
10.Danone
Danone S.A. is a multinational consumer goods company that was founded in 1919. The founder of the
company is Issac Carasso. Nowadays, this company has primary offices in Paris, France and Hoofddorp, Netherlands. Along with
the business development of the company, Danone has produced and marketed some
products of Baby food, coffee, dairy products, dairy-free products, bottled
water, and dietary supplements. Basically, some of the popular brands from Danone are Activia, Actimel, Alpro, Aptamil, Danette, Danio, Dannon, Danonino,
Evian, Nutricia, Nutrilon, and Volvic.
Financially, in 2024, the company, Danone S.A. has
total assets EUR 45.2 billion or equivalent with USD 50.2 billion with total
liabilities around EUR 27.4 billion or equivalent to USD 30.4 billion. Based on
the business performance in 2024, the company gained total revenue around EUR
27.3 billion or equivalent to USD 30.3 billion and generated net income around
EUR 2 billion or equivalent to USD 2.2 billion.
11.The Kraft Heinz Company
The Kraft Heinz Company or commonly known as Kraft
Heinz, is
a multinational consumer goods company that was
founded by the merger with Kraft Foods and H.J. Heinz in 2015. Basically, this
company has many popular brands, for example, Boca Burger, Gevalia, Grey Poupon, Oscar Mayer, Philadelphia Cream
Cheese, Primal Kitchen, and Wattie’s. Nowadays this company has main
offices in Chicago, Illinois and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Until 2021, the
company employed 38 thousand people.
Financially, according to the balance sheet of the company in 2024, Kraft Heinz has total assets
around USD 88.2 billion with total liabilities around USD 38.9 billion. Based
on the income statement of 2024, the company gained total revenue around USD
25.8 billion and reaped net Income USD 2.74 billion.
12. Archer Daniels Midland
The Archer-Daniels-Midland Company was founded in
1902 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. by the contribution of George A. Archer
and John W. Daniels. To date, Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (ADM) has some
products including oils and meals from sunflower seeds, soybeans, peanuts,
cottonseed, canola, flaxseed, Palm kernel, and DAG oil, as well as corn germ,
corn gluten feed pellets, syrup, starch, glucose, dextrose, crystalline
dextrose, high fructose corn syrup sweeteners, chocolate, ethanol, and wheat
flour.
Financially, according to the Balance sheet of the company in
2024, Archer Daniels Midland has total assets of USD 53.2 billion with total
liabilities of USD 30.8 billion. Meanwhile, based on business performance in
2024, Archer Daniels Midland successfully
generated total revenue of USD 85.5 billion with net income of USD 1.8
billion.
13. JBS Foods
JBS Foods is a global, diversified agriculture and livestock
company headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil and founded by José Batista Sobrinho
in 1953. As of business development, JBS Foods in 2007 bought Swift &
Company which was the third largest U.S. beef and pork processor with the
acquisition cost reaching USD 225 million. Later, on September 17, 2009, JBS
USA Holdings, Inc. decided to buy 64% of the shares of Pilgrim's Pride, one of
the largest chicken producers in the United States and Puerto Rico and the
second-largest chicken producer in Mexico.
As of 2024, JBS employed more than 280.000 people with more
than 250 production facilities. AS of 2025, JBS Foods is the leading beef producer in the world, with operations in the
United States, Australia and Canada, and the
leading poultry producer in the world, with operations in the United
States, the United Kingdom, Mexico and Puerto Rico as well as the second largest pork producer in the
world, with operations in the United States, Brazil, the United Kingdom and
Australia.
With huge production and many production facilities, JBS Foods
has some meat brands sold in many countries including Pork meat brands (swift, just bare, primo,
adaptable meals, dak, danepak, danola, denny, galtee, hans, primo reserve,
principe, wicked pig, and others), beef
brands (swift, aspen ridge, great southern, Aberdeen black, certified angus
beef, blue ribbon beef, clear river farms, fourstar beef, grass run farms, mattessons, wall's, and other brands), lamb (swift, grest southern, redgum creek, and others), poultry ( primo, ballyfree, country pride, deldia, fridge raiders, gold kist, moy park, la
herencia, savoro and others).
Financially in 2024, according to the annual report, JBS Foods
has total assets of around USD 40.6 billion with total liabilities of around
USD 32.5 billion. In terms of business performance in 2024, JBS Foods
successfully gained total revenue of USD 77.1 billion with net income of around
USD 1.9 billion.
14. WH Group
WH Group is a Chinese multinational meat and food processing
company headquartered in Hong Kong. Historically, WH Group Shuanghui was
founded by the Luohe municipal government in 1958 with a single processing
plant. Later, the Luohe government sold its share of Shuanghui to a joint
venture of Goldman Sachs and private equity firm CDH Investments. In the year
of 2013, Shuanghui Group bought Smithfield Foods, Smithfield Foods, Inc., an
American pork producer and food-processing company based in Smithfield, Virginia
in 2013 and it was finalized on September 26, 2013, with the value of the deal
reaching USD 4.7 billion. Later in January 2014, Shuanghui International
changed its name to WH Group. To date, The WH Group is a leading global pork
company with operations in multiple geographical regions.
Financially, according to its annual report of 2024, WH Group has total assets of USD 19.8
billion with total liabilities of around USD 8.4 billion. In terms of business
performance in 2022, WH Group successfully gained total revenue of around USD
25.9 billion with total net income reaching USD 1.8 billion.
15. Tyson Food
Tyson Foods, Inc. is an American multinational
corporation based in Springdale, Arkansas founded by John W. Tyson. The company processes and markets chicken, beef, and
pork in the United States and annually exports enormous quantities of beef
outside the United States. In the United States of America (USA), the company
has several well-known processed meat products/brands, namely Tyson®, Jimmy
Dean®, Hillshire Farm®, BallPark®, Wright®, Aidell’s®, and State Fair® brands.
To date,
Tyson Food has a total of 141,000 employees worldwide and supplies chicken to
well-known companies, namely Yum! Brands that have leading restaurant
chains such as KFC, Taco Bell, McDonald’s, Burger King, Wendy’s, Wal-Mart,
Kroger, IGA, and Beef O’Brady’s. In 2024, based on the company’s financial
statements on its annual report, Tyson Food successfully earned total revenues
of USD 53.3 billion and gained net income reaching USD 0.8 billion.
The Summary of 15 World’s Biggest Consumer Goods Companies in 2024 Based on Total Assets
The Summary of 15 World’s Biggest Consumer Goods Companies in 2024 Based on Net Income
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