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Diving Briefs:
- Food manufacturer Post Holdings said Nicolas Catoggio would be the chief operating officer after Jeff Zadoks came from the role of January.
- CATOGIO was CEO of Post Consumer Brands Division in 2021, including serials, pet feeds, peanut butter and pasta products. Post Consumer Brands was responsible for half of the CPG company’s net sales of $ 7.9 billion in 2024.
- Zadoks leaves from mail in almost 14 years. During his tenure, the company expanded beyond the cereal, separated Bellring Brands, the nutritional product department, and entered the pet feed market.
Dive Insights:
Catoggio was attracted to a large food company as an opportunity to run his department after working as a 14 -year consultant. When he started, the portfolio of Post Consumer Brands consists of a symbolic cereal such as the oat honey and the Peter Panut Butter.
Since then, post consumer brands have expanded their product lineups through acquisitions and added pastas that offer Ronzoni and PET FOOD brands such as 9LIVE and KIBBLES ‘N BITS, further increasing Catoggio’s responsibilities in the company’s largest sectors. As the head of the post consumer brand, he supervised the integration of the acquired company, manufacturing facilities, products and brands.
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CATOGIO is now more responsible as COO and St. You will be more potentially responsible for replacing Vitale, which operates Louis -based posts. In addition to post consumer brands, the post owns the British cereal brand Weetabix and Bob Evans refrigerated sides and exists in food services.
POST said that Catoggio will continue to supervise the post consumer brand until the new CEO of the department is named.
Last week, a consumer package product company announced that net sales in the third quarter increased to $ 19.9 billion, up to $ 19.5 billion year -on -year. POST scored $ 188 million compared to $ 99.8 million. Serial volume dropped 5.8%in the third quarter, while pet feeds dropped 13%. Sales in the food service sector increased 19%.
