Hain Celestial is a packaged food and beverage company focused on "better-for-you" products — foods marketed as healthier alternatives to conventional packaged goods, featuring organic, natural, or clean-label attributes. Hain sells across five core categories: snacks (Garden Veggie Straws, Terra chips), baby and kids (Earth's Best in North America, Ella's Kitchen in the UK), beverages (Celestial Seasonings teas, Joya plant-based beverages in Europe), meal prep (New Covent Garden soups, Greek Gods yogurt, Imagine broths), and personal care (being divested). Hain sells primarily through grocery retailers, natural food stores, mass merchandisers, and e-commerce, with Walmart accounting for roughly 18% of consolidated sales. The company operates two geographic segments — North America and International — each contributing roughly half of revenue. The International segment is anchored by the UK business, which includes Ella's Kitchen, New Covent Garden soups, and Hartley's snacks. Hain manufactures roughly 64% of its products in-house and also produces private label products for retailers, particularly in Europe. The company is currently executing a turnaround under interim CEO Alison Lewis, focused on portfolio streamlining, brand renovation, pricing actions, and cost reduction. In parallel, the Board is conducting a strategic review — led by Goldman Sachs — evaluating potential divestitures or other structural changes. Net debt stood at approximately $650M at the end of FY25, with leverage at 4.7x EBITDA against a long-term target of 3x or below.