The company sources raw materials—including agricultural products, whole milk, animal proteins, tomatoes, cheese, fruit, and other ingredients—primarily from growers, commodity processors, ingredient suppliers, and food companies in North America. Packaging materials such as tubs, caps, lids, trays, labels, corrugated cardboard, and cartons are mainly procured from North American packaging manufacturers. Key raw materials include whole milk, fruit, tubs and lids, cheese, tomatoes, animal proteins, trays, and folding cartons.
Co-packers independently schedule and purchase raw materials and packaging for brands including Rao’s, Michael Angelo’s, and noosa, although some packaging components like labels may be supplied by the company. Packaging materials are generally purchased under contracts featuring price adjustment formulas. Raw material prices fluctuate due to factors such as climate change, crop conditions, commodity market changes, tariffs, supply shortages, and geopolitical tensions, contributing to increased costs. The company manages these risks through supply contracts and cost-saving initiatives.
Manufacturing operations are conducted at two facilities: one in Austin, Texas, producing Rao’s Made for Home and Michael Angelo’s frozen entrées, and another in Bellvue, Colorado, producing noosa spoonable yogurts. A significant portion of products is sourced through co-packing arrangements, which offer flexibility and faster market access. The co-packer identified in filings is La Regina di San Marzano USA, Inc.
Sovos Brands Inc's Comment on Supply Chain
The company sources raw materials—including agricultural products, whole milk, animal proteins, tomatoes, cheese, fruit, and other ingredients—primarily from growers, commodity processors, ingredient suppliers, and food companies in North America. Packaging materials such as tubs, caps, lids, trays, labels, corrugated cardboard, and cartons are mainly procured from North American packaging manufacturers. Key raw materials include whole milk, fruit, tubs and lids, cheese, tomatoes, animal proteins, trays, and folding cartons.
Co-packers independently schedule and purchase raw materials and packaging for brands including Rao’s, Michael Angelo’s, and noosa, although some packaging components like labels may be supplied by the company. Packaging materials are generally purchased under contracts featuring price adjustment formulas. Raw material prices fluctuate due to factors such as climate change, crop conditions, commodity market changes, tariffs, supply shortages, and geopolitical tensions, contributing to increased costs. The company manages these risks through supply contracts and cost-saving initiatives.
Manufacturing operations are conducted at two facilities: one in Austin, Texas, producing Rao’s Made for Home and Michael Angelo’s frozen entrées, and another in Bellvue, Colorado, producing noosa spoonable yogurts. A significant portion of products is sourced through co-packing arrangements, which offer flexibility and faster market access. The co-packer identified in filings is La Regina di San Marzano USA, Inc.
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