Claims extracted
20
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
10%
2 of 20 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
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Conagra Brands has stopped producing Celeste frozen pizzas, prompting longtime fans to reminisce about the budget-friendly freezer staple.
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Brands → stop → staple
The company disclosed the move during its fiscal first-quarter 2027 earnings remarks Sept. 30, saying the exit reduced first-quarter net sales by about 15 basis points but is expected to “be accretive to margins going forward.”
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exit → disclose → margins
Conagra CEO John Brase said Celeste is an example of a smaller brand with which the company no longer sees enough of a “future” to justify continued investment.
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company → say → investment
“There are certain brands and categories where we simply just don’t see a future,” Brase said.
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Brase → be → future
“It just makes sense to exit those small, really unprofitable brands or low-profit brands as soon as possible.”
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It → make → brands
A Conagra spokesperson confirmed to FOX Business that production of Celeste pizzas has ended, although shoppers may continue to find the products on store shelves until the remaining inventory sells out.
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inventory → confirm → shelves
“We will continue to sell inventory, but we stopped producing it.
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we → continue → it
As of now, there will not be Celeste products once we sell what has been made,” the spokesperson said.
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spokesperson → sell → ?
Brase said Conagra plans to look for similar opportunities as it works to cut complexity across its portfolio.
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it → say → portfolio
“I think the larger opportunity, though, is what I am really calling the simplification of our core platforms,” he said.
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he → think → platforms
“We have over 400 single-serve meal [stock-keeping units], and I believe there is a future where we can have a much simpler, more productive assortment.”
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we → have → assortment
News of Celeste’s exit has sparked nostalgia on social media, with users sharing memories of the pizzas.
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users → spark → pizzas
“RIP Mama Celeste.
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Celeste → rip → ?
Those 10 for $10 deals were the pinnacle of the 90s,” one user commented on a food blogger’s Instagram post about the news.
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user → comment → news
“Omg my grandma always had one of these on hand so will forever remind me of her.
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grandma → remind → her
I haven’t had one in years but the nostalgia!” another user wrote.
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user → have → years
“My eyes welled up reading this.
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eyes → well → this
This pizza [reminds] me of my grandma,” another said.
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another → remind → grandma
“This was my childhood pizza,” another commented.
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another → comment → ?
Celeste traces its roots to Celeste “Mama” Lizio, who built a food business in the Chicago area before selling it to Quaker Oats in 1969, according to a 1988 Los Angeles Times obituary.
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who → trace → obituary
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