The Campbell's Company, founded in 1869 in Camden, New Jersey, is a prominent American food manufacturer known for its soups. Initially a small canning company, it has grown to become the world's largest producer of soup, offering a diverse range of products including canned pasta, snack foods, fruit and tomato juices, sauces, and chocolates. The invention of condensed soup by chemist John T. Dorrance in 1897 was a significant milestone in the company's history.

With its iconic red-and-white soup can design introduced in 1898, Campbell's has established a strong brand presence, recognized globally. The company sells its products in over 120 countries and has a history of innovative marketing, including memorable campaigns like the "Campbell Kids." Headquartered in Camden, Campbell's is committed to community involvement and has contributed to the local economy through job creation and charitable initiatives.