McCormick & Company
In its 135-year history, McCormick has become the leading global manufacturer, marketer, and distributor of spices, herbs, extracts, seasonings, and other flavorings. Beyond consumers, McCormick's customer base includes quick-service restaurants, retail grocery chains, and other packaged food and beverage manufacturers. Its reach is extensive, with nearly 40% of sales generated beyond its home turf to 150 countries and territories. In addition to its namesake brand, the firm's portfolio includes Old Bay, Zatarain's, Thai Kitchen, Frank's RedHot, French's, and Cholula, among others.www.mccormickcorporation.com
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Nov 4, 2026
NateHOST
Blue Bottle, the coffee, that's owned by Nestle.
NateHOST
Cholula is owned by McCormick.
JennaHOST
That's a good one because I do feel like Cholula has this essence of family owned in some way.
JennaHOST
It feels like a heritage brand.
JennaHOST
And I don't think anyone would have any idea that it's owned by McCormick.
NateHOST
Lesser Evil, owned by Hershey's.
NateHOST
One of their lesser evil skinny pop dots, all owned by Hershey's.
Porter CollinsHOST
As rates are falling here, you can see the dividend stocks look pretty interesting here.
Porter CollinsHOST
I mean- And he sort of made fun of me for buying the Spice Rack, McCormick & Company, which was a...
Porter CollinsHOST
That's a
Danny MosesHOST
BookVar special.
Chloe De BurghNARRATOR
Not only was this a more convenient way for bakers to spice their pies, it eliminated the need for people, supposedly, to buy nine separate spices.
Chloe De BurghNARRATOR
It was an easy fix, promising them a foolproof product every time Not to be outdone, McCormick Spice Company launched their own version of pumpkin spice just a few years later.
Chloe De BurghNARRATOR
However, theirs was supposed to also be useful for gingerbread.
Chloe De BurghNARRATOR
Perhaps that's why they only explicitly named four spices, which were ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves, and then made the vague assertion that there were other additional spices.
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Chloe De BurghNARRATOR
But the spice is added as a sprinkle on the top, and it works together.
Chloe De BurghNARRATOR
In this way, unlike a pumpkin spice mix, which contains no pumpkin, the drink gets the entire pumpkin pie treatment.
Chloe De BurghNARRATOR
In the McCormick tradition, that spice, atop the whipped cream, contains the fantastic four.
Chloe De BurghNARRATOR
cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and clove.
Burnie BurnsHOST
Everyone uses vanilla extract.
Burnie BurnsHOST
I've been using that McCormick vanilla extract my whole life.
Burnie BurnsHOST
And then you find out like that's not actual vanilla.
Burnie BurnsHOST
That's imitation vanilla.
AndrewAUDIENCE
And practically I break even on my position.
AndrewAUDIENCE
Should I double down on the seasoning and spice up my portfolio or clear the table and walk away from McCormick?
Jim CramerHOST
I think down here at 46, you can't walk away.
Jim CramerHOST
They've made an acquisition.
George DuranHOST
Yeah, but we've taken it to a whole different level this day and age, right? Like this is not just pumpkin pie anymore.
Jon RacinskasGUEST
So in 1934, McCormick releases that blend as pumpkin pie spice.
Jon RacinskasGUEST
And in 2003, a little coffee company out of Seattle takes that spice blend, throws it in with some milk and makes the pumpkin spice latte.
Jon RacinskasGUEST
And here we are 23 years later still talking about it.
James CruxHOST
But the food business sales were flat.
James CruxHOST
So, again, it probably vindicates that decision to separate it out and merge with McCormick.
James CruxHOST
Turning to Reckitt, the shares went down.
James CruxHOST
It was a Q3 miss.
Alan TsaoGUEST
In order to be the watch company of this state, we had to partner and collaborate with the pillars that make up Maryland.
Alan TsaoGUEST
From University of Maryland, the Orioles, the Ravens, McCormick and Company, Natty Bow, and so forth.
Alan TsaoGUEST
The pillars that defined each community, the pillars that defined us as being a Marylander, a Baltimorean.
Alan TsaoGUEST
We have to partner with them.
Frank McCormickGUEST
And she's talking about a McCormick merger.
Frank McCormickGUEST
I made some joke teasing about her native American, allegedly, you know, the one in, uh, that she is indigenous and made a comment about her scalping the McCormick company and I won't take it as an error.
Frank McCormickGUEST
And it just went, you know, it just blew up.
Frank McCormickGUEST
I mean, when she got a few thousand likes on her post and mine got something like 122,008 million views.
Jeanne IvesHOST
I mean, you're getting tons of people that repost this and like it.
Jeanne IvesHOST
Good for you.
Jeanne IvesHOST
Has the McCormick Company reached out to you at all, Frank?
Frank McCormickGUEST
Are you in trouble? I haven't.
Mazarine MemonHOST
That's where this conversation begins.
Mazarine MemonHOST
My guest today is Elise Nicholson, a 25-year veteran of the consumer packaged goods industry with a career built across three of the world's most recognized food and beverage companies, PepsiCo, Conagra Brands, and most recently, McCormick & Company.
Mazarine MemonHOST
where she's currently Customer Team Director, leading the Loblaw and Empire customer teams.
Mazarine MemonHOST
Elise holds an MBA from the Schulich School of Business and an Honours Business Administration from the Richard Ivey School of Business, two of Canada's most demanding programs.
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