(Reuters) -Smithfield Foods posted a jump in third-quarter revenue and profit on Tuesday, as the U.S. pork processor benefited from resilient demand for higher-priced packaged meats and fresh pork.
The company, the biggest U.S. pork processor, has been working to rein in expenses amid a spike in raw material costs and cautious consumer spending.
Strong results at Smithfield Foods reflect sustained demand for protein-rich staples like pork and processed meats, as consumers continue to prioritize home-cooked meals amid persistent inflation and still-high cost-of-living.
“Despite persistent higher raw material costs and cautious consumer spending, our Packaged Meats segment posted the second best third quarter profit on record,” CEO Shane Smith said.
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