Lamb Weston (NYSE: LW) is a publicly listed company headquartered in Eagle, Idaho, United States that owns 2 consumer brands, and has 1 recorded transaction.[1]
Lamb Weston was founded in Oregon in 1950 and invented the water gun knife, which cuts potatoes into chips by firing them through a grid of blades at high speed, still the industry standard. Conagra spun it off in 2016, and it is one of the largest frozen potato producers in the world.
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Conagra separated its frozen potato business as Lamb Weston, distributing shares to Conagra shareholders. The two businesses had little in common: one supplied restaurants with commodity potato products, the other sold branded food in supermarkets, and each was valued differently by investors.
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Lamb Weston owns 2 consumer brands tracked here, including Lamb Weston and Grown in Idaho.
Yes. Lamb Weston is headquartered in Eagle, Idaho, United States and was founded in 1950.
Lamb Weston is a publicly listed company owned by its shareholders; it trades as LW on the NYSE.
The most recent completed acquisition recorded here is Lamb Weston and Grown in Idaho on 9 November 2016.
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