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To: robert b furman who wrote (4967)	8/1/2018 11:14:49 AM
From: richardred	Respond to of 7242

Bob: Hormel is big in chili. IMO current the best way to sell CPB and please most shareholders is piece meal. Hypothetically Kraft/Heinz buying the biggest piece. K - buying Synergistic Synder Lance brands/Diamond foods part. This part of Lances past acquisition. Nestles IMO would be interested in parts. Ironically Dan Loeb owns both Nestles & CPB Message 31686407 siliconinvestor.com Iconic maker of Spam, Hormel reported good earnings. I expect them as well as other big food users of food commodities to be on the acquisition trail again. Food input costs have come down dramatically, directly & indirectly. I added Hains Celestial to my watch list today. The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. (HAIN) P.S. My father didn't cook to often. One of the things he made my brother & I. A fried SPAM sandwich with egg. Yumm! However it's been over 40 years since I've had one. IMO-Special $K Might be in the Food hunt soon. FWIW-I own $HAIN $BGS $CPB. Why-Every competitors Action has an Equal and Opposite Reaction in a food acquisition?https://t.co/PD3Kh4WLB8 — Richard - richardred (@rreding1) June 27, 2018