The 10 largest publicly traded food and beverage companies by full-year 2025 revenue are: Nestlé (~$115.4B), Ahold Delhaize (~$107B), PepsiCo ($93.9B), JBS ($86.2B), Sysco ($81.4B), ADM ($80.3B), Performance Food Group ($63.3B), Anheuser-Busch InBev ($59.3B), Unilever (~$58.5B), and Tyson Foods ($54.4B). Privately held Cargill (~$160B) and Mars (~$50B+) are excluded because they don't publish standardized public financials. The global food and beverage industry remains one of the largest and most resilient sectors of the world economy, generating trillions of dollars in annual revenue . While consumer preferences, inflation, GLP-1 drug demand shifts, and supply-chain realignments continue to reshape the market, a relatively small group of multinational corporations still dominate global food sales. This June 2026 update revises our rankings using confirmed full-year 2025 results...
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