All Brands Owned by Seneca Foods Corporation

What does Seneca Foods make?
Seneca packs canned and frozen vegetables, fruit products, and snack items. Canned vegetables are 83 percent of its food packaging sales. Most volume goes to private label and foodservice customers, with the rest under brands including Green Giant, Libby's (licensed), Seneca, and Aunt Nellie's.

Is Seneca Foods publicly traded?
Yes. The company trades on Nasdaq under two tickers: SENEA for Class A shares and SENEB for Class B shares. Class B shares carry most of the voting power, and a large block is held by the company's own benefit plans.

Who owns the Green Giant brand now?
In the United States, Seneca Foods owns the Green Giant canned and frozen vegetable businesses, acquired from B&G Foods in November 2023 and March 2026 respectively. Nortera Foods holds the Canadian rights, and Bonduelle licenses the brand in Europe.

Where is Seneca Foods headquartered?
The company is headquartered at 350 WillowBrook Office Park in Fairport, New York, near Rochester. Its 26 plants are spread across New York, Michigan, Oregon, Wisconsin, Washington, Idaho, Illinois, and Minnesota.

What was Seneca Foods' revenue?
For fiscal year 2025, ended March 31, 2025, Seneca reported net sales of $1,578.9 million, operating income of $77.8 million, and net earnings of $41.2 million.

Does Seneca own Libby's?
No. Seneca produces and sells Libby's canned vegetables under a trademark license from Libby's Brand Holding, a Geneva-based company. The license dates to 1982 and runs to 2081. Libby's trademark ownership itself sits outside Seneca.