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Chinese-owned pork producer gobbles up iconic American hot dog maker

Nathan’s Famous, an iconic American hot dog maker and fast-food chain, was sold to Smithfield Inc., a Chinese-owned pork producer, in a $450 million all-cash deal.

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Nathan's July 4 hot dog eating contest to continue under Chinese ownership

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Struggling with inflation, Nathan’s Famous hot dog company has been sold

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Nathan’s Famous Sold to Smithfield Foods in $450 Million Deal

Nathan’s Famous, which opened as a five-cent hot dog stand in Coney Island, New York, more than a century ago has a new owner: Smithfield Foods.

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Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Chain Bought by Chinese Pork Producer Smithfield Foods

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Iconic Coney Island hot dog maker sold for $450 million

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Smithfield Foods to buy Nathan’s Famous for $450M

Shane Smith, Smithfield’s CEO, said the purchase will allow the meat giant to “unlock new growth opportunities” for its packaged meats business, the Virginia-based company’s largest segment.

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Nathan’s Famous stock soars on Smithfield Foods’ $102 per share buyout offer

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Woman Disqualified From Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest Answers If She'll Compete Again

Somehow, the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest has become a popular thing to watch on the Fourth of July holiday, and it takes place at Coney Island in New York. Once again, this year, Joey Chestnut was crowned the champion. Chestnut won his 17th title as he ...

Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Photos show revelers and competitors alike savoring a July Fourth hot dog eating contest

CONEY ISLAND — Competitive eater Joey “Jaws” Chestnut reclaimed his title Friday at the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July hot dog eating contest, and defending champion in the women’s division, Miki Sudo of Tampa, Florida, won her 11th title ...

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Wait til you see how many quarter-pounder hot dogs Richmond champion devoured to win 'Golden Glizzy'

RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond has a new competitive eating champion after Parlay Bar & Lounge in Scott's Addition hosted its second annual hot dog eating competition on the Fourth of July. Paul "McNasty" Tran claimed victory by consuming nine quarter-pound ...