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The Campbell Soup Company announced Monday it is acquiring Sovos Brands, which makes the popular pasta sauce Rao s, with an all-cash $2.7 billion offer.Campbell s said acquiring Rao s adds a high-growth, market-leading premium portfolio of brands to diversify and enhance Campbells Meals Beverages division. Campbell s added that the acquisition provides it with a substantial runway for sustained profitable growth. According to Campbell s, Sovos Brands had $837 million a year in net sales in 2022. The soup maker said it hopes with the acquisition to have a $1 billion annual sauce business. Were thrilled to add the most compelling growth story in the food industry and welcome the talented employees who have built a nearly $1 billion portfolio, said Campbells President and CEO Mark Clouse. This acquisition f stanley water flask its stanley termoska perfectly with and accelerates our strategy of focusing on one geography, two divi stanley cup sions and select key categories that we know well. Our focused strategy has enabled us to deliver strong results over the last five years, enhance our brands and capabilities, and generate strong cash flow to lower debt. SEE MORE: The struggle is real for Asian foodies as sriracha shorta Jkey Climate change-related flooding could impact local economies by the billions
KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?A Republican proposal to require all Kansas public schools to offer every student full in-person classes by March 26 failed Tuesday in the state House after some lawmakers complained that it would take too much power away from local school boards.The GOP-controlled House s 69-55 vote org] against the measure org] showed that some Republicans had misgivings about the propos stanley cup al, which would have overridden a few local school districts decisions to wait longer because of the coronavirus pandemic. Senate President Ty Masterson, an Andover Republican, pushed for the mandate, and his GOP-controlled chamber approved it org] earlier this month with no Democratic support.The mandate for the state s 286 local school districts to offer all students full-time in-person classes would have been permanent. Supporters said the state still could grant exceptions when a disaster such as a flood, tornado or fire damages or destroys a school building.But Democratic G stanley cup ov. Laura Kelly was s stanley cup keptical, calling the measure just something the Legislature didn t need to be spending any time on. The school districts have done a great job of getti