Chef Boyardee just sold for $600 million—its founder was an Italian immigrant who was living the American Dream at 17 years ...

Brynwood Partners purchases well-known brands that have fallen out of favor with large CPG manufacturers, then boosts ...

Yes, Chef Boyardee was indeed a real person. And he lived a very fascinating life, with some believing he even cooked for a ...

MILTON — Chef Boyardee, an iconic American company founded in Milton more than 100 years ago, has been sold by Conagra Brands for $600 million to Hometown Food Company, a division of Brynwood ...

Her name is pronounced boy-ar-dee. As in Chef. She is, after all, the granddaughter and grandniece of Mario, Hector and Paul Boiardi, respectively, founders of the Chef Boyardee food line.

Rep. Maloney recalls 'eating Chef Boyardee' as kid during inflation talk, says it's 'what families have to do' Republican candidate for NY-17 House candidate Mike Lawler blasts his opponent, Rep ...

Chef Boyardee isn't smiling today. Conagra, the soup distributor's parent company, recalled 3,000 pounds of its "rice with chicken & vegetables" soup for the weirdest reason.

Midterm Elections Eat Chef Boyardee? Midterms summed up by top Democrat's 'clueless' inflation comment, critics say 'The Five' takes on DCCC Chairman Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney's remark in a recent ...

Everyone's familiar with the mustachioed chef on the canned pasta, but was Chef Boyardee a real person? When the young Ettore Boiardi immigrated from Italy to the U.S. in 1914, he had no idea what ...

Conagra Brands is selling the Chef Boyardeebrand to Hometown Food company, part of private equity firm Brynwood Partners, for $600 million.

Democratic Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney said when inflation put the squeeze on his family he popped a can of Chef Boyardee – and declared “that’s what families have to do. The House Dems ...