Benefited from food inflation, large food companies generated $1.5 trillion last year and earned more than $155 billion, putting some of them in the top 100 of the world’s largest companies.
According to Forbes, Nestlé is the most valuable company in the industry and the best-selling company in 2021, with $93 billion in sales. The company has a portfolio with absolutely everything in the genre, from frozen products, bottled water to its own coffee, Nespresso.
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In Forbes’ overall ranking, the Forbes Global 2000, Nestlé is the 46th best-selling company in the world. In second place among food, Pepsico ended 2021 with nearly $80 billion in revenue, followed by AB InBev with $54 billion, Coca-Cola and Mondelez.
The top 20 most valuable companies in the food industry in 2022:
1 – Nestlé;
2 – PepsiCo;
3 – AB InBev;
4 – Coca-Cola;
5 – Mondelez International;
6 – Archer-Daniels-Midland Company;
7 – Diageo;
8 – Kweichow Mutai Co.;
9 – Tyson Foods;
10 – Danone;
11 – Kraft Heinz;
12 – Wilmar International;
13 – JBS;
14 – Heineken Holding;
15 – Keurig Dr. Pepper;
16 – General Mills;
17 – Pernod Ricard;
18 – FEMSA;
19 – Bunge Limited;
20 – Muyuan Foodstuff Co.
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