Keller served five years in the role, contributing to the growth of the company’s expansive portfolio, which includes a total of 50 household brands. Earlier this year, Keller signaled future portfolio shifts as B&G concentrates on higher-margin, shelf-stable categories.

“On behalf of our entire company, I want to thank Casey for his contributions to B&G Foods, including his efforts to begin reshaping our portfolio to sharpen focus, simplify our portfolio, improve margins and cash flow, and maximize future value creation,” said Stephen C. Sherrill, board chair, B&G Foods. “Casey helped guide B&G Foods through challenging times for our industry, including post-COVID supply chain disruption, price inflation and unprecedented tariffs. I wish Casey the best of luck in his retirement and continued success in all his future endeavors.”

The board has selected B&G Foods’ next CEO, though it remains undisclosed at this time. B&G Foods expects to announce the news along with additional transition details in coordination with the reporting requirements of the incoming CEO’s current employer.