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Bell AG

Bell Food Group AG engages in the processing of meat and convenience products for the retail, food service, and food industries in Switzerland. The company offers meat products, such as beef, veal, pork, and lamb; charcuterie consisting of dried ham and cured sausage specialties; chicken and turkey poultry products; and seafood, crustaceans, and frozen products. It also provides convenience products, such as meals, chilled pasta, ready-to-serve pizzas, and sauces; to-go products, which includes salad meals, sandwiches, muesli, fruit cups and wraps; vegetarian and vegan products that includes ready-cut salads, fruit and vegetables, vegetarian sauces, soups and menu components, tofu, and hummus, as well as plant-based meat alternatives, such as burgers, sausages, steaks, and schnitzels; and non-perishable convenience products comprising soups, sauces, bouillons, seasoning mixes, dressings and dips, desserts, functional foods, chilled herb products, canned vegetables, and menu components. The company sells its products under the Bell, Abraham, Cher-Mignon, Geiser, Gourmet Naturel, Hubers, Le Buron des Puys, Maison de Savoie, Mossieur Polette, and Sanchez Alcaraz brands; and convenience brands that include Bresc, Eden, Erntesegen, Eisberg, Hilcona, Hügli, It's Vegic, La Pasteria, Vogeley, Stein's BEST, Nature Company, Green Mountain, tellofix, and Tutto Gusto. The company was founded in 1869 and is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland. Bell Food Group AG is a subsidiary of Coop Group Cooperative.

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Bell crowned Canada's Most Reliable Internet in latest Opensignal report

Bell has been named Canada's Most Reliable Internet by Opensignal, the company announced today. The recognition is based on Opensignal's independent analysis of real-world broadband performance from February to April 2026. Bell also earned accolades for Canada's Most Consistent Internet Quality and Canada's Fastest Internet Upload Speeds, reinforcing its leadership across key performance metrics. These awards add to Bell's existing claim as Canada's Fastest Internet, based on Ookla Speedtest Intelligence data from the second half of 2025. Bell says the results reflect sustained investment in its fibre network.
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Unifor says Bell is cutting about 180 Canadian jobs, mostly through layoffs

Unifor announced that Bell is cutting approximately 180 jobs across its Atlantic, Clerical, Sales and BTS Clerical bargaining units in Atlantic Canada, Québec and Ontario. The union said at least 120 of the affected workers will face layoffs rather than voluntary severance packages, disproportionately impacting newer and likely younger employees. Unifor National President Lana Payne criticized the company for lacking a workforce development plan and for continuing to invest heavily in the United States while cutting Canadian jobs. The union noted that Bell remains highly profitable and is respecting contract obligations on layoff notice and packages.
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