The J.M. Smucker Company makes packaged food products including Smucker's jams and jellies, Jif peanut butter, Folgers coffee and various pet food brands, selling consumer packaged goods through grocery and retail channels. Its portfolio spans a mix of long-established brands that have been grocery staples for generations alongside newer acquisitions that have expanded the company beyond its original jam and jelly business into coffee, peanut butter and pet food categories. Smucker's pet food business, including brands acquired over the years, has become an increasingly significant part of the company's overall revenue, diversifying it beyond traditional grocery food categories. The company's revenue tends to be relatively stable through economic cycles, since packaged food and coffee are recurring grocery purchases, though input costs like coffee beans and other commodities can create margin pressure when they rise faster than the company can pass through in pricing.