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Gwaltney
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Gwaltney Foods
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Private
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1870
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Gwaltney Foods is a heritage American consumer packaged goods brand specializing in processed meat products, founded in 1870 and currently operated as a wholly owned brand of Smithfield Foods, Inc. (NYSE: SFD). The company's product portfolio spans four core categories: bacon (Hardwood Smoked, Thick Cut, Brown Sugar, and lower-sodium variants), bologna and lunchmeat (traditional meat, chicken, turkey, and beef variants in multiple slice and pack formats), hot dogs and dinner sausages (chicken, traditional meat, turkey, jumbo, and cheese-filled varieties), and sausage (roll sausage). Products are packaged in sizes ranging from 5oz convenience pegged packs to 48oz family-size formats, positioned at mass-market value price points for everyday family meals.

The company operates a direct-to-consumer go-to-market model mediated through retail grocery stores and supermarkets across the United States, supported by a brand website with product information, recipes organized by category, family-fun content, and a 'Find Near You' store locator. Marketing is content-driven across Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter, with community engagement initiatives including the 'Gwaltney Gives' program in partnership with the Roc Solid Foundation for pediatric cancer support. The company generates revenue through wholesale product sales to retail distribution partners; no direct e-commerce, subscription, or digital revenue streams are evidenced.

Gwaltney functions as an operating brand rather than an independent corporate entity, with no separate management team, funding history, M&A activity, or financial disclosures at the brand level. All corporate governance, sustainability, and compliance disclosures route through Smithfield Foods. The brand emphasizes affordability, tried-and-true recipes passed down through generations, and multi-generational brand heritage ('The O.G. Since 1870') as its primary commercial differentiators.

Short descriptiontext

Gwaltney Foods is a heritage American CPG brand founded in 1870, owned by Smithfield Foods, selling affordable processed meats (bacon, bologna, hot dogs, sausage) through U.S. retail grocery stores, targeting value-conscious families for everyday meals.

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Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
processed meat products, packaged bacon products, bologna lunchmeat, hot dog varieties, breakfast sausage
Industry1 code
1Cooked & RTE Processed Meats (Roasts, Meatloaf, Sliced RTE)
CodeAFANAEAFPrimaryYes
NAICS code2 codes
  • Animal Slaughtering and Processing3116
  • Animal (except Poultry) Slaughtering311611
SIC code2 codes
  • Sausages & Other Prepared Meat Products2013
  • Food And Kindred Products2000
Product category
Processed Meat Products
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion1 record

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Revenue model1 record
1Processed Meat Products Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Gwaltney Foods generates revenue through the sale of processed meat products including bacon, bologna and lunchmeats, hot dogs and dinner sausages, and sausage. Products are sold through retail grocery stores and supermarkets at mass-market price points targeting value-conscious families.

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Marketing channels5 records

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Distribution channels1 record

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Cost components4 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

Gwaltney Foods manufactures and sells packaged processed meat products, primarily bacon, bologna and lunchmeats, hot dogs and dinner sausages, and breakfast sausage. Products are sold under the Gwaltney brand in multiple sizes and protein varieties (chicken, turkey, traditional meat, beef) at mass-market price points through U.S. retail grocery stores and supermarkets. The brand emphasizes affordability, family meals, and tried-and-true recipes passed down through generations since 1870.

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Product overview1 text field

Gwaltney Foods is a food products brand owned by Smithfield Foods, established in 1870. The company offers a portfolio of four core product lines: Bacon (including Hardwood Smoked, Thick Cut, and Brown Sugar varieties in multiple sizes), Bologna & Lunchmeat (featuring Traditional Meat Bologna, Chicken Bologna, Turkey Bologna, Beef Bologna, and specialty grilling bologna in various sizes), Hot Dogs & Dinner Sausages (including Original Chicken, Traditional Meat, Turkey, Jumbo, and Cheese varieties in multiple sizes), and Sausage (Mild Roll Sausage). The products are positioned as affordable, family-friendly foods designed for everyday meals, with emphasis on quality meat selection and curing processes.

Product and service4 records
1Gwaltney Bacon
CategoryBacon
Description

Bacon product line including Hardwood Smoked Sliced Bacon (12oz, 16oz, 48oz), Thick Cut Sliced Bacon (12oz, 16oz), and Brown Sugar Sliced Bacon (12oz, 16oz). Made with selected and cured cuts of meat using hardwood smoking process, targeted at families for breakfast and meal preparation.

2Gwaltney Bologna & Lunchmeat
CategoryBologna & Lunchmeat
Description

Bologna and lunchmeat line including Traditional Meat Bologna (5oz, 12oz, 16oz), Thick Sliced Traditional Meat Bologna (12oz, 16oz), Original Chicken Bologna (12oz, 16oz, 40oz), Thick Sliced Original Chicken Bologna (12oz, 16oz), Turkey Bologna (16oz), Beef Bologna (12oz), Traditional Grilling Bologna (12oz), and Pegged Pack Meat Bologna (5oz). Targeted at families for sandwiches, grilling, and brown-bag lunches.

3Gwaltney Hot Dogs & Dinner Sausages
CategoryHot Dogs & Dinner Sausages
Description

Hot dog and dinner sausage line including Original Chicken Hot Dogs (12oz, 16oz, 48oz), Bun Length Original Chicken Hot Dogs (16oz, 48oz), Quarter Pound Original Chicken Hot Dogs (32oz), Traditional Meat Hot Dogs (12oz, 48oz), Jumbo Traditional Meat Hot Dogs (16oz), Reds Traditional Meat Hot Dogs (12oz), Turkey Hot Dogs (16oz, 48oz), and Chicken and Cheese Hot Dogs (16oz). Targeted at families for grilling and everyday meals.

4Gwaltney Sausage
CategorySausage
Description

Sausage line featuring Mild Roll Sausage in 16oz size, suitable for breakfast and various recipes, targeted at families.

Scale indicator1 record

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Gwaltney partners with the Roc Solid Foundation, a nonprofit organization that builds hope for children battling cancer and their families by offering opportunities for them to play. The partnership includes initiatives such as bedroom makeovers for children fighting cancer (Nori's Room Makeover) and building backyard playsets for young cancer patients (Gwaltney Backyard Playset for Hailey). This is part of the 'Gwaltney Gives' community program.

Recent move1 record

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Nathan's Famous is a heritage hot dog and sausage brand with strong grocery CPG distribution competing directly with Gwaltney's hot dog and dinner sausage categories. Both target family grilling and cookout occasions with similar price positioning.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Applegate is an emerging natural/organic processed meat brand (bacon, hot dogs, deli meats) competing in the same categories as Gwaltney but at a premium health-conscious price point. It represents the rising 'better-for-you' tier that could pressure Gwaltney's mass-market position over time.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Johnsonville is the leading U.S. sausage brand (bratwurst, Italian sausage, breakfast links) competing directly with Gwaltney's sausage and hot dog lines. Both brands target family grilling and breakfast occasions through mainstream grocery distribution.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Tyson is a broad incumbent protein producer whose Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm, and Ball Park brands compete with Gwaltney in breakfast sausage, lunchmeats, and hot dogs. Comparable mass-market U.S. retail distribution and overlapping customer base make Tyson a key competitive incumbent.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Hormel is a broad incumbent in processed meats with brands like SPAM, Skippy, and Justin's competing across bacon, lunchmeats, hot dogs, and refrigerated protein meals. Overlaps with Gwaltney in center-store deli and meat categories, but operates at much larger scale with a broader portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Eckrich is a Smithfield sister brand selling smoked sausages, hot dogs, and lunchmeats in the same value tier as Gwaltney. Direct portfolio overlap and shared parent make it a direct peer for cannibalization and brand-portfolio strategy analysis.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Oscar Mayer is the closest direct competitor to Gwaltney, offering a near-identical portfolio of mass-market bacon, bologna/lunchmeats, hot dogs, and sausages through U.S. grocery retailers. Both brands target family/budget-conscious shoppers with heritage positioning and rely on similar value-tier pricing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Hillshire Farm is a Tyson-owned heritage processed meat brand competing head-to-head with Gwaltney in lunchmeats, smoked sausages, and bacon across U.S. grocery. Comparable product mix, similar target consumer, and similar retail distribution make it a primary peer for share and shelf-space benchmarking.

9Hebrew National
TypeDirect peer
Description

Hebrew National (Conagra) competes directly with Gwaltney in the kosher/premium hot dog and refrigerated sausage category. Similar U.S. grocery distribution, overlapping target shopper (family meals, grilling), and comparable product formats make it a relevant direct peer.

10Ball Park (Tyson)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Ball Park is a Tyson-owned heritage hot dog brand with mass-market U.S. grocery distribution directly competing with Gwaltney hot dogs and dinner sausages. Comparable value-tier positioning and product overlap make it a primary direct peer.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat3 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Classification, Details

Segment2 records

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Ideal customer profile1 record

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Gwaltney

Processed Meat Productsgwaltneyfoods.sfdbrands.com

Gwaltney Foods is a heritage American CPG brand founded in 1870, owned by Smithfield Foods, selling affordable processed meats (bacon, bologna, hot dogs, sausage) through U.S. retail grocery stores, targeting value-conscious families for everyday meals.

What Gwaltney does

Gwaltney Foods is a heritage American consumer packaged goods brand specializing in processed meat products, founded in 1870 and currently operated as a wholly owned brand of Smithfield Foods, Inc. (NYSE: SFD). The company's product portfolio spans four core categories: bacon (Hardwood Smoked, Thick Cut, Brown Sugar, and lower-sodium variants), bologna and lunchmeat (traditional meat, chicken, turkey, and beef variants in multiple slice and pack formats), hot dogs and dinner sausages (chicken, traditional meat, turkey, jumbo, and cheese-filled varieties), and sausage (roll sausage). Products are packaged in sizes ranging from 5oz convenience pegged packs to 48oz family-size formats, positioned at mass-market value price points for everyday family meals.

The company operates a direct-to-consumer go-to-market model mediated through retail grocery stores and supermarkets across the United States, supported by a brand website with product information, recipes organized by category, family-fun content, and a 'Find Near You' store locator. Marketing is content-driven across Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter, with community engagement initiatives including the 'Gwaltney Gives' program in partnership with the Roc Solid Foundation for pediatric cancer support. The company generates revenue through wholesale product sales to retail distribution partners; no direct e-commerce, subscription, or digital revenue streams are evidenced.

Gwaltney functions as an operating brand rather than an independent corporate entity, with no separate management team, funding history, M&A activity, or financial disclosures at the brand level. All corporate governance, sustainability, and compliance disclosures route through Smithfield Foods. The brand emphasizes affordability, tried-and-true recipes passed down through generations, and multi-generational brand heritage ('The O.G. Since 1870') as its primary commercial differentiators.

Gwaltney firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Gwaltney
Legal name
Gwaltney Foods
Website
https://gwaltneyfoods.sfdbrands.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1870
Operating status
Operating
Short description
Gwaltney Foods is a heritage American CPG brand founded in 1870, owned by Smithfield Foods, selling affordable processed meats (bacon, bologna, hot dogs, sausage) through U.S. retail grocery stores, targeting value-conscious families for everyday meals.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Gwaltney industry classification

Industry
Product category
Processed Meat Products
NAICS
Animal Slaughtering and Processing (3116), Animal (except Poultry) Slaughtering (311611)
SIC
Sausages & Other Prepared Meat Products (2013), Food And Kindred Products (2000)
akta.pro primary industry
Cooked & RTE Processed Meats (Roasts, Meatloaf, Sliced RTE) (AFANAEAF)

Keywords

  • Processed meat products
  • Packaged bacon products
  • Bologna lunchmeat
  • Hot dog varieties
  • Breakfast sausage

Gwaltney business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Processed Meat Products Sales: Gwaltney Foods generates revenue through the sale of processed meat products including bacon, bologna and lunchmeats, hot dogs and dinner sausages, and sausage. Products are sold through retail grocery stores and supermarkets at mass-market price points targeting value-conscious families.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Gwaltney product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Gwaltney Foods manufactures and sells packaged processed meat products, primarily bacon, bologna and lunchmeats, hot dogs and dinner sausages, and breakfast sausage. Products are sold under the Gwaltney brand in multiple sizes and protein varieties (chicken, turkey, traditional meat, beef) at mass-market price points through U.S. retail grocery stores and supermarkets. The brand emphasizes affordability, family meals, and tried-and-true recipes passed down through generations since 1870.

Product overview

Gwaltney Foods is a food products brand owned by Smithfield Foods, established in 1870. The company offers a portfolio of four core product lines: Bacon (including Hardwood Smoked, Thick Cut, and Brown Sugar varieties in multiple sizes), Bologna & Lunchmeat (featuring Traditional Meat Bologna, Chicken Bologna, Turkey Bologna, Beef Bologna, and specialty grilling bologna in various sizes), Hot Dogs & Dinner Sausages (including Original Chicken, Traditional Meat, Turkey, Jumbo, and Cheese varieties in multiple sizes), and Sausage (Mild Roll Sausage). The products are positioned as affordable, family-friendly foods designed for everyday meals, with emphasis on quality meat selection and curing processes.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Gwaltney Bacon Bacon product line including Hardwood Smoked Sliced Bacon (12oz, 16oz, 48oz), Thick Cut Sliced Bacon (12oz, 16oz), and Brown Sugar Sliced Bacon (12oz, 16oz). Made with selected and cured cuts of meat using hardwood smoking process, targeted at families for breakfast and meal preparation.
  • Gwaltney Bologna & Lunchmeat Bologna and lunchmeat line including Traditional Meat Bologna (5oz, 12oz, 16oz), Thick Sliced Traditional Meat Bologna (12oz, 16oz), Original Chicken Bologna (12oz, 16oz, 40oz), Thick Sliced Original Chicken Bologna (12oz, 16oz), Turkey Bologna (16oz), Beef Bologna (12oz), Traditional Grilling Bologna (12oz), and Pegged Pack Meat Bologna (5oz). Targeted at families for sandwiches, grilling, and brown-bag lunches.
  • Gwaltney Hot Dogs & Dinner Sausages Hot dog and dinner sausage line including Original Chicken Hot Dogs (12oz, 16oz, 48oz), Bun Length Original Chicken Hot Dogs (16oz, 48oz), Quarter Pound Original Chicken Hot Dogs (32oz), Traditional Meat Hot Dogs (12oz, 48oz), Jumbo Traditional Meat Hot Dogs (16oz), Reds Traditional Meat Hot Dogs (12oz), Turkey Hot Dogs (16oz, 48oz), and Chicken and Cheese Hot Dogs (16oz). Targeted at families for grilling and everyday meals.
  • Gwaltney Sausage Sausage line featuring Mild Roll Sausage in 16oz size, suitable for breakfast and various recipes, targeted at families.

Companies that use Gwaltney

Customer profile

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Gwaltney technology and API

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Technology focussed No

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Gwaltney partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Roc Solid FoundationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGwaltney partners with the Roc Solid Foundation, a nonprofit organization that builds hope for children battling cancer and their families by offering opportunities for them to play. The partnership includes initiatives such as bedroom makeovers for children fighting cancer (Nori's Room Makeover) and building backyard playsets for young cancer patients (Gwaltney Backyard Playset for Hailey). This is part of the 'Gwaltney Gives' community program.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves1 record

Expansion highlights4 records

Gwaltney competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Nathan's Famous: Nathan's Famous is a heritage hot dog and sausage brand with strong grocery CPG distribution competing directly with Gwaltney's hot dog and dinner sausage categories. Both target family grilling and cookout occasions with similar price positioning.
  • Johnsonville: Johnsonville is the leading U.S. sausage brand (bratwurst, Italian sausage, breakfast links) competing directly with Gwaltney's sausage and hot dog lines. Both brands target family grilling and breakfast occasions through mainstream grocery distribution.
  • Eckrich: Eckrich is a Smithfield sister brand selling smoked sausages, hot dogs, and lunchmeats in the same value tier as Gwaltney. Direct portfolio overlap and shared parent make it a direct peer for cannibalization and brand-portfolio strategy analysis.
  • Oscar Mayer: Oscar Mayer is the closest direct competitor to Gwaltney, offering a near-identical portfolio of mass-market bacon, bologna/lunchmeats, hot dogs, and sausages through U.S. grocery retailers. Both brands target family/budget-conscious shoppers with heritage positioning and rely on similar value-tier pricing.
  • Hillshire Farm: Hillshire Farm is a Tyson-owned heritage processed meat brand competing head-to-head with Gwaltney in lunchmeats, smoked sausages, and bacon across U.S. grocery. Comparable product mix, similar target consumer, and similar retail distribution make it a primary peer for share and shelf-space benchmarking.
  • Hebrew National: Hebrew National (Conagra) competes directly with Gwaltney in the kosher/premium hot dog and refrigerated sausage category. Similar U.S. grocery distribution, overlapping target shopper (family meals, grilling), and comparable product formats make it a relevant direct peer.
  • Ball Park (Tyson): Ball Park is a Tyson-owned heritage hot dog brand with mass-market U.S. grocery distribution directly competing with Gwaltney hot dogs and dinner sausages. Comparable value-tier positioning and product overlap make it a primary direct peer.

Emerging players

  • Applegate Farms: Applegate is an emerging natural/organic processed meat brand (bacon, hot dogs, deli meats) competing in the same categories as Gwaltney but at a premium health-conscious price point. It represents the rising 'better-for-you' tier that could pressure Gwaltney's mass-market position over time.

Broad incumbents

  • Tyson Foods: Tyson is a broad incumbent protein producer whose Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm, and Ball Park brands compete with Gwaltney in breakfast sausage, lunchmeats, and hot dogs. Comparable mass-market U.S. retail distribution and overlapping customer base make Tyson a key competitive incumbent.
  • Hormel Foods: Hormel is a broad incumbent in processed meats with brands like SPAM, Skippy, and Justin's competing across bacon, lunchmeats, hot dogs, and refrigerated protein meals. Overlaps with Gwaltney in center-store deli and meat categories, but operates at much larger scale with a broader portfolio.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Gwaltney social profiles

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Gwaltney financial estimates

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Gwaltney leadership team

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Gwaltney funding detail

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Gwaltney M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Gwaltney

What does Gwaltney do?

Gwaltney Foods manufactures and sells packaged processed meat products, primarily bacon, bologna and lunchmeats, hot dogs and dinner sausages, and breakfast sausage. Products are sold under the Gwaltney brand in multiple sizes and protein varieties (chicken, turkey, traditional meat, beef) at mass-market price points through U.S. retail grocery stores and supermarkets. The brand emphasizes affordability, family meals, and tried-and-true recipes passed down through generations since 1870.

Is Gwaltney a public or private company?

Gwaltney is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Gwaltney founded?

Gwaltney was founded in 1870.

How does Gwaltney make money?

One revenue line is on record: processed Meat Products Sales.

Who are Gwaltney's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Nathan's Famous, Johnsonville, Eckrich, Oscar Mayer, Hillshire Farm, Hebrew National and Ball Park (Tyson). Applegate Farms is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Tyson Foods and Hormel Foods.

Does Gwaltney have an API?

No public API is recorded for Gwaltney.

What industry is Gwaltney in?

Gwaltney's product category is Processed Meat Products. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFANAEAF, Cooked & RTE Processed Meats (Roasts, Meatloaf, Sliced RTE). Its NAICS code is 3116 and its SIC code is 2013.

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PR NewswireGwaltney® Partners with Roc Solid Foundation for fourth year to build hope for kids fighting cancerGwaltney (a brand of Smithfield Foods) has partnered with Roc Solid Foundation for the fourth consecutive year for the Building On Hope campaign, donating $50,000 to provide 10 Roc Solid On Demand playsets and three Play It Forward playsets to 13 families across the Southeast. Throughout August and September, Gwaltney will organize volunteers including company employees and retailer partners to construct playsets in Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia. Roc Solid Foundation, a nonprofit founded in 2009 by pediatric cancer survivor Eric Newman, focuses on surprising children with cancer with playsets and providing Ready Bags to newly diagnosed families.GlobeNewswireBuy Gwaltney® products, build hope for kids with cancerGwaltney will donate $0.02 to Roc Solid Foundation for every eligible product sold from Aug. 27 to Sept. 23, 2018, up to $50,000. The nonprofit builds hope for kids with cancer through playsets and room makeovers. The campaign supports Roc Solid's Play It Forward initiative.Tasting Table13 Grocery Store Hot Dog Brands, Ranked Worst To BestA publication tested and ranked 13 popular grocery store hot dog brands from worst to best based on taste, ingredients, price, and texture. Kayem Old Tyme Beef was named the top choice for its classic snap and flavor, while Gwaltney Great Dogs Original ranked last due to blandness and poor packaging design.