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If there is at least one leader in american America, while the entire restaurant industry suffers, it is a happy with a big hat and a mustache that every child who grew up in the twentieth century will instantly recognize: Chief Boyardee.

Yes, it's not a secret that grocery shopping habits have changed deep in the middle of theCOVID-19 epidemic, Consumers everywhere store their trolleys and delivery orders with tons (and tons) of the challenges of life. Only last month,according toThe New York Times, Sales of the Campbell soup are nearly 60%, while everyone's preferred orange bar is over 20%. (Mandatory health note: If you store yourself too much of these products yourself, see.here .)

For more examples of how Americans were eating as in 1989, read it, because this list of product shopping is warmer than a new video Madonna.

According toMinneapolis Star-Tribune,The brands of Conagra-The Maker of Birdseye Frozen Foods and Slim Jim Jerky-stated that "its shipments to retailers and store sales in March increased by 50%" for the famous jerscades, plus other products.

Milk sales are removed, which means that cereal sales are also. According to the General Mills' Ricardo Fernandez, sales of sweet grains such as lucky charms and cinnamon toasts Crunch are "booming. "

Kai Brockmann, President in Saputo, saidUnited States today These sales for its popular string cheese explode.

"We see incredibly high speeds through snacks with multiple servers at multiple servers," said CEO of Conagra brandSean Connolly at a conference call at the end of March. Among these snacks? The favorite micro-wave popcorn.

"We have seen all our categories climb, including dry packaged dinner mixtures such as Hamburger Helper," GENERAL MILLS'SJon Nudi RecountThe New York Times.

"The Boyarde chef grew well before Covid. It's okay now," Connolly de ConagraCNBC says in an interview.

Yeah! The aerosol cheese made its return triumphant. HUZZAH!

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