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What is Pat’s commentary for the week of September 27, 2022

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In 2013, foodmaker Conagra acquired a leading maker of generic branded foods, often produced for foodstores to put their own labels on. However, generic brands have little customer loyalty, and the purchase failed to meet expectations. The company later sold this business under a new strategy to focus on its better-known and more-profitable branded products. It also spun off its potato business as a separate firm called Lamb Weston. I asked our Successful Investor research team to draw up this Inner Circle Spotlight report on Conagra and Lamb Weston to explain why we think both stocks are poised to move higher over the next few years. We hope you enjoy and profit from it. Pat INNER CIRCLE SPOTLIGHT REPORT ON CONAGRA BRANDS AND LAMB WESTON HOLDINGS: Bright prospects for this Consumer food leader and its potato-focused spinoff Conagra Brands Inc. $33.27, symbol CAG on New York (Shares outstanding: 480.1 million; Market cap: $16.3 billion; Consumer sector; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 4.0%; www.conagrabrands.com) began processing…