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Hormel announces retirement of Carlson
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Monday, 30 March, 2026, 13 : 00 PM [IST]
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Minnesota, USA
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Hormel Foods Corporation announced that Richard Carlson, vice president of global food safety and quality management, will be retiring after a 35-year career with the company.
Jeremiah Johnson, a 20-year company veteran and director of food safety management, will succeed Carlson as vice president of global food safety and quality management. This transition will be effective May 1, 2026.
Jeff Ettinger, interim chief executive officer, said, "Richard has provided dedicated leadership in food safety and quality throughout his tenure. He led our company through critical food safety initiatives, including the expansion into new product categories and implementing new and enhanced food safety protocols. We are grateful for his commitment to strengthening our food safety systems. He has made a meaningful impact on Hormel Foods and the teams he has led, and we wish him the best in retirement."
As vice president of global food safety and quality management, Johnson will assume responsibility for overseeing all company quality, plant regulatory and food safety activities.
John Ghingo, president, said, "Jeremiah brings deep expertise in food safety, quality and regulatory affairs, along with strong operational knowledge, making him well-prepared to lead this critical function. He has led key initiatives to strengthen our food safety systems and safeguard the trust consumers place in our brands. Jeremiah's proven ability to lead cross-functional teams, elevate standards and drive continuous improvement make him the right leader for this important role."
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