Top 10 Food Companies by Revenue (2025)

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Based on the most recent 2025 revenue data, here is the top 10 food companies ranked by revenue:

Top 10 Food Companies by Revenue (2025)

1. Nestlé (Switzerland)

  • Revenue: $101.54 billion
  • Key Brands: Nescafe, KitKat, Maggi, Purina, Waters
  • Notes: 
    • World's largest food company, with a diverse portfolio including bottled water, coffee, frozen foods, and nutrition products.
    • Nestlé Health Science (NHSc), a subsidiary of Nestlé, owns a variety of supplement brands. Some of the most notable ones include: Garden of Life, Vital Proteins, Pure Encapsulations, Wobenzym, Douglas Laboratories, Persona Nutrition, Genestra, Orthica, Minami, AOV, Klean Athlete, Nature's Bounty, Solgar, Osteo Bi-Flex, and Sundown.

2. Ahold Delhaize (Netherlands)

  • Revenue: $96.22 billion
  • Notes: Major global food retailer and distributor.

3. PepsiCo (USA)

  • Revenue: $91.52 billion
  • Key Brands: Pepsi, Lay's, Gatorade, Tropicana, Quaker
  • Notes: Leading in beverages and snacks, with brands like Pepsi, Lay's, and Quaker.
Notes on The Coca-Cola Company (PepsiCo direct competitor): 2024 revenue = $47 billion

4. Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) (USA)

  • Revenue: $85.53 billion
  • Notes: One of the largest agricultural processors and food ingredient providers.

5. Sysco Corporation (USA)

  • Revenue: $80.57 billion
  • Notes: Leading global foodservice distribution company.

6. Performance Food Group (USA)

  • Revenue: $60.10 billion
  • Notes: Foodservice distributor with a broad product range.

7. Anheuser-Busch InBev (Belgium)

  • Revenue: $59.76 billion
  • Notes: World's largest brewer with many global beer brands.

8. Unilever (UK/Netherlands)

  • Revenue: $58.20 billion
  • Notes: Diversified food and personal care company with brands like Magnum and Knorr.

9. Tyson Foods (USA)

  • Revenue: $53.61 billion
  • Notes: Major meat producer specializing in poultry, beef, and pork.

10. Bunge Limited (USA)

  • Revenue: $53.10 billion
  • Notes: Agribusiness and food ingredient company.

Notes on McDonald's and Mars:

  • McDonald's is a dominant fast food company with revenues around $25-26 billion, which is significant but below the top 10 food & beverage companies ranked by revenue globally.
  • Mars, Incorporated has estimated revenues over $50 billion but is privately held and often excluded from some public revenue rankings.
This ranking reflects the largest companies primarily by annual revenue, emphasizing food production, processing, distribution, and retail sectors globally (1, 4).

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