Go to “Help Grow Your Soup” and click on the little red barn. When you do, Campbell Soup Company will put a dollar towards an effort to support the future of American agriculture – the nation’s largest employer.
The soup maker is partnering with Future Farmers of America and Grammy-nominee Jewel and will donate $250,000 to champion FFA efforts (whether you click or not), which encourage America’s youth to participate in agriculture education programs.
“Campbell has always been committed to delivering the best, most nourishing foods possible. We cherish the relationships we have with American farming families, many of which have lasted for generations, and we fully recognize that our future success is dependent on the people and the places that help grow the quality ingredients that go into our soups,” said Eric Christianson, business director for Campbell’s condensed soups.
Whenever possible, the company sources ingredients from farmers located within 100 miles of its production facilities, enabling it to use fresh ingredients, reduce the environmental impacts of transportation, and
support the economies of local farming communities.
