Campbell's Soup is for 'poor people,' executive said according to lawsuit

Campbell's Soup is for 'poor people,' executive said according to lawsuit

November 26, 2025 7:29 am MST.

A U.S. Campbell's Soup executive has been put on leave from the company after claims from a lawsuit alleged he mocked the people that eat their products as 'poor people.'

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