Where did Campbell Soup come from?

1869 The origins of the Campbell Soup Company lie in 19 th Century America, when fruit merchant, Joseph A Campbell partnered up with icebox manufacturer Abraham Anderson to form the Joseph A Campbell Preserve Company. For over 20 years, the company supplied high quality canned tomatoes and vegetables, soups, jellies, condiments and minced meats.

Who invented Campbell's condensed soup?

The classic Campbell’s Condensed Soup script is thought to be founder, Joseph Campbell’s, own signature. 1913 Campbell’s Cream of Celery Soup is introduced. 1914 Dr. John T. Dorrence, inventor of Campbell’s condensed soup, becomes president of the company. He leads the company until his death in 1930.

When did Campbell's Soup come out?

In 1905, Campbell’s first national ad campaign ran in popular magazines like Good Housekeeping, and in 1911, Campbell’s soup hit another milestone — national distribution. In 1922, the company name was officially changed to the Campbell Soup Company. In 1934, Campbell’s Noodle with Chicken and Cream of Mushroom soups debuted.