Campbell’s spotlights wheat farmers using regenerative practices in supplier network

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  • Campbell’s highlighted regenerative agriculture practices among wheat growers supplying Ardent Mills, a key supplier for ingredients used in Goldfish crackers and Pepperidge Farm bread.
  • The company profiled New Jersey farmer Sal Tedesco, who applies composted fruit and vegetable waste to fields to improve soil health.
  • Tedesco composts about 100 tons of organic waste a day, according to the release.


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