Following up on Campbell Soup's (CPB) public disagreement in the soup category with Wal-Mart (WMT), Credit Suisse analyst Robert Moskow says the dispute specifically relates to Wal-Mart's demands for lower everyday price points on Campbell's condensed soup products. While this dispute does not appear to involve General Mills' (GIS) Progresso brand or the ready-to-serve category at this time, the analyst notes that Wal-Mart presumably could threaten to give more shelf space to General Mills or its Great Value brand at Campbell's expense. Campbell and Wal-Mart are still negotiating, Moskow points out, adding that it may be a good thing for the stock if Campbell can get Wal-Mart to agree to a compromise. The analyst reiterates an Underperform rating and $43 price target on Campbell's shares.

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General Mills is exploring a sale of its North America yogurt business in a deal that could be worth more than $2B, Abigail Summerville of Reuters reports, citing people familiar with the matter. The company is working with JPMorgan to gauge interest from potential buyers that could include rival snack food makers and private equity firms, sources told Reuters. Reference Link