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2874 companies · fiscal year 2025 · SEC EDGAR · September 25, 2026

Largest consumer staples companies by operating income

Operating income is profit from the core business before interest and tax. It strips out financing decisions, so it compares operations rather than balance sheets. Figures are for fiscal year 2025 and are read directly from each company's SEC filings; the source column on every row links to the document.

Ranks 1–87 of 87 · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

Procter & Gamble (PG) tops the list with $20.5B in operating income for fiscal 2025, ahead of Anheuser-Busch InBev ($15.4B) and Philip Morris International ($14.9B). The top 10 together report $118B in operating income; the gap between #1 and #10 is ×4.90. 87 companies in Consumer staples report operating income, 4.1% of the 2135-filer universe. The last place on the list, Olaplex Holdings, comes in at $7.0M.

Operating income
#CompanyOperating incomeYoY15-year trend
1Procter & GamblePGUS$20.5B+10.3%
2Anheuser-Busch InBevBUDBE$15.4B−0.5%
3Philip Morris InternationalPMUS$14.9B+11.1%
4Coca ColaKOUS$13.8B+37.7%
5British American Tobacco P.L.CBTIGB$13.2B+276.9%
6PepsiCoPEPUS$11.5B−10.8%
7UnileverULGB$10.2B+6.9%
8Altria GroupMOUS$9.9B−11.9%
9DiageoDEOGB$4.3B−27.8%
10AmbevABEVBR$4.2B+3.2%
11JBSJBSNL$4.2B−5.0%
12Keurig Dr PepperKDPUS$3.6B+38.0%
13Mondelez InternationalMDLZUS$3.5B−44.1%
14Colgate PalmoliveCLUS$3.3B−22.5%
15HaleonHLNGB$3.2B+12.8%
16Coca-Cola Europacific PartnersCCEPGB$3.2B+36.8%
17EcolabECLUS$2.7B−2.3%
18Constellation BrandsSTZUS$2.7B+666.8%
19Monster BeverageMNSTUS$2.4B+25.3%
20KenvueKVUEUS$2.4B+31.1%
21KrogerKRUS$1.9B−50.9%
22CortevaCTVAUS$1.7B+32.4%
23Pilgrims PridePPCUS$1.6B+7.1%
24HersheyHSYUS$1.4B−50.3%
25Smithfield FoodsSFDUS$1.3B+15.6%
26Archer-Daniels-MidlandADMUS$1.3B−44.3%
27Bunge GlobalBGCH$1.1B−25.6%
28Campbell'sCPBUS$1.1B+12.4%
29Tyson FoodsTSNUS$1.1B−22.1%
30CloroxCLXUS$1.1B+170.9%
31Church & DwightCHDUS$1.1B+33.5%
32McCormickMKCUS$1.1B+1.0%
33IngredionINGRUS$1.0B+15.1%
34Brown FormanBF-BUS$1.0B−9.6%
35Coca-Cola ConsolidatedCOKEUS$951M+3.3%
36General MillsGISUS$886M−73.2%
37Post HoldingsPOSTUS$799M+0.7%
38Albertsons CompaniesACIUS$728M−52.9%
39Hormel FoodsHRLUS$719M−32.7%
40Sprouts Farmers MarketSFMUS$686M+36.0%
41Magnum Ice CreamMICCNL$677M−18.1%
42Lamb WestonLWUS$591M−11.1%
43Primo BrandsPRMBUS$430M+19.5%
44Nomad FoodsNOMDGB$368M−12.2%
45J M SmuckerSJMUS$360M+$1.0B
46Bellring BrandsBRBRUS$357M−7.8%
47Cal-Maine FoodsCALMUS$350M−77.2%
48Darling IngredientsDARUS$273M−41.6%
49InterparfumsIPARUS$270M−1.6%
50CotyCOTYUS$241M−55.9%
51National BeverageFIZZUS$230M−2.3%
52DoleDOLEIE$223M−20.5%
53MarzettiMZTIUS$220M+10.5%
54Flowers FoodsFLOUS$174M−50.0%
55Simply Good FoodsSMPLUS$157M−24.0%
56Boston BeerSAMUS$145M+90.7%
57Celsius HoldingsCELHUS$141M−9.4%
58Green Thumb IndustriesGTBIFUS$138M−38.6%
59Del MonteDMCUS$137M−30.0%
60Brightview HoldingsBVUS$135M−14.2%
61Oddity TechODDIL$119M+2.7%
62Ingles MarketsIMKTAUS$118M−20.1%
63Weis MarketsWMKUS$114M−10.1%
64ArkoARKOUS$102M+8.8%
65Tootsie Roll IndustriesTRUS$101M+0.4%
66B&G FoodsBGSUS$97.1M+$274M
67Edgewell Personal CareEPCUS$96.6M−51.5%
68Turning Point BrandsTPBUS$95.3M+17.9%
69Sanfilippo John B & SonJBSSUS$89.2M+5.3%
70Vital FarmsVITLUS$88.4M+39.1%
71J&J Snack FoodsJJSFUS$84.3M−28.3%
72Vita CocoCOCOUS$82.5M+11.8%
73StepanSCLUS$78.5M+11.4%
74FreshpetFRPTUS$75.7M+99.1%
75E.L.F. BeautyELFUS$73.6M−53.4%
76Village Super MarketVLGEAUS$72.1M+16.1%
77Mission ProduceAVOUS$65.2M−0.8%
78Natural Grocers By Vitamin CottageNGVCUS$62.0M+32.0%
79RLX TechnologyRLXCN$47.0M+$61.7M
80TerrascendTSNDFCA$42.0M+8.0%
81Brasilagro - Brazilian Agricultural Real EstateLNDBR$37.0M+7.2%
82Utz BrandsUTZUS$19.5M−66.9%
83South Dakota Soybean ProcessorsSDSYAUS$17.5M−25.2%
84Lifeway FoodsLWAYUS$16.2M+16.7%
85Wing Yip Food HoldingsWYHGCN$9.1M−24.8%
86Mama's CreationsMAMAUS$7.1M+45.8%
87Olaplex HoldingsOLPXUS$7.0M−89.6%

All figures from SEC filings · FY2025 · 87

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