McCain Foods

Summary

McCain Foods is a food manufacturer^[1]. It draws 1,422 Wikipedia views per month (food_manufacturer category, ranking #13 of 46).^[2]

Key Facts

• McCain Foods is in the country of Canada^[3].
• McCain Foods's instance of is recorded as food manufacturer^[4].
• McCain Foods's instance of is recorded as business^[5].
• McCain Foods's founder is recorded as Harrison McCain^[6].
• McCain Foods's founder is recorded as Wallace McCain^[7].
• Harrison McCain is named after McCain Foods^[8].
• Wallace McCain is named after McCain Foods^[9].
• McCain Foods's headquarters location is recorded as Florenceville-Bristol^[10].
• McCain Foods's child organization or unit is recorded as McCain Foods (GB) Limited^[11].
• McCain Foods's child organization or unit is recorded as McCain Foods Australia^[12].
• McCain Foods's Commons category is recorded as McCain Foods^[13].
• McCain Foods's industry is recorded as frozen food^[14].
• 1957 marks the founding of McCain Foods^[15].
• 1956 marks the founding of McCain Foods^[16].
• McCain Foods's location of formation is recorded as Florenceville-Bristol^[17].
• McCain Foods's official website is recorded as http://www.mccain.com/^[18].
• McCain Foods's product or material produced is recorded as fries^[19].
• McCain Foods's social media followers is recorded as {'amount': '+6500'}^[20].

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Founding

Founders include Harrison McCain^[6] and Wallace McCain^[7]. Recorded inception include 1957^[15] and 1956^[16]. McCain Foods's location of formation is recorded as Florenceville-Bristol^[17].

Operations

McCain Foods's headquarters location is recorded as Florenceville-Bristol^[10]. Subsidiaries include it (GB) Limited^[11] and McCain Foods Australia^[12].

Industry

McCain Foods's industry is recorded as frozen food^[14].

Ownership

McCain Foods's product or material produced is recorded as fries^[19].

Why It Matters

McCain Foods draws 1,422 Wikipedia views per month (food_manufacturer category, ranking #13 of 46).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[21]