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- Hormel (HRL) stock went up 1.84% as the global-branded food company and its leading brands provide basketball fans with expert snacking and entertaining tips and recipes in preparation for the college basketball tournaments.
- Hormel Foods' stock went up 1.84% last night, following a 15% loss in value for the year so far, but the article argues that despite headwinds, including a dip in Q1 sales and earnings per share, the consumer staple giant is still an attractive proposition to dividend growth investors.
- Hormel Foods (HRL) stock rose by 1.84% due to cost-cutting measures and increasing prices necessary to offset rising inflation, but the company is facing several headwinds, including increased competition from store brands, a decline in sales and earnings, flattened inventory, and the avian flu affecting the supply of its turkey business. However, Hormel is a dividend king and has a historically high yield, which makes it an option for long-term dividend growth investors.
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- The article discusses 12 dividend kings to buy for safe dividend growth, including Lancaster Colony Corporation, Hormel Foods Corporation, American States Water Company, Illinois Tool Works Inc., Stepan Company, and Target Corporation, with these companies having consistently raised their payouts over 50 years or more at annual average rates ranging from 7.4% to 11.8%, providing investors with stable income; however, the reason for Hormel Foods Corporation's -1.27% stock decline is cited as concerns regarding consumer softness toward its products.
- The stock price of Hormel (HRL) fell 1.27% last night as continued frugal behaviours by US consumers threatens retailers and manufacturers' pricing power and margins, with shopper demographics traded stores brands for national brands as private-label manufacturers saw sales growth of 11% last year.
- The stock of Hormel (HRL) was down by 1.27% the other night, but Medtronic (MDT) is a better-positioned company that deserves investment for its reliable, historically high yields, and dividend record, even though it is currently facing headwinds because of issues with products including diabetes and surgery systems, and negative results regarding a new product in the blood pressure space, according to Reuben Gregg Brewer of The Motley Fool.
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