With Del Monte collapsing, which under-the-radar food stock could be the next Liquid Death (private) for public market investors?

Given the collapse of Del Monte and the subsequent need for investors to find under-the-radar food stocks, we should consider the following criteria: 1. **Small Market Capitalization** - Market Capitalization < $300 million 2. **Attractive Valuation** - P/E Ratio < 15 - P/B Ratio < 1.5 3. **Strong Growth Potential** - 5-Year Revenue CAGR > 5% However, no stocks were found that meet all these criteria. Based on relevant insights, we should adjust the criteria to identify suitable alternatives: 1. **Sustainable Growth** - 5-Year Revenue CAGR > 5% 2. **Undervalued** - P/E Ratio < 20 - P/B Ratio < 2 3. **Scalable Business** - Revenue Growth > 5% in the last quarter This revised set of criteria will help find food stocks with strong growth potential, attractive valuation, and a scalable business model, making them worthy of investor attention. Industry is Food; Market Capitalization < $300 million; P/E Ratio < 20; P/B Ratio < 2; 5-Year Revenue CAGR > 5% |code|stock code|stock name|Last Price|Last Change|GICS Industry|Market Cap[20250702]|Price to Book Ratio[20250702]|P/E(TTM)[20250702]|Total Revenue Cum Compond Growth[20200930-20250630]|market_code| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |TWG|TWG.O|Top Wealth|0.1314|-1.203008|Food Products|9800000|0.8397|19.2031|523.2007869258983|186|