Skip to content

Consumer Staples Insider Buying

16 consumer staples companies had insider purchases of $10,000 or more in the last 30 days, ranked below by dollar value. The buyers include officers, directors and 10% owners, and a 10% owner can be a fund. All consumer staples companies · How to read insider buying

Purchase value (30d)

16
#Ticker / CompanyPurchase value (30d)
1SUJA logo$SUJA SUJA LIFE, INC.$3.13M
2CELH logo$CELH Celsius Holdings, Inc.$1.83M
3GLP logo$GLP GLOBAL PARTNERS LP$1.27M
4ECL logo$ECL ECOLAB INC.$1.02M
5TSN logo$TSN TYSON FOODS, INC.$1.00M
6LND logo$LND BrasilAgro - Brazilian Agricultural Real Estate Co$200K
7VFF logo$VFF Village Farms International, Inc.$132K
8MO logo$MO ALTRIA GROUP, INC.$101K
9FRPT logo$FRPT Freshpet, Inc.$65K
10WVVI logo$WVVI WILLAMETTE VALLEY VINEYARDS INC$52K
11GGROU logo$GGROU Golden Growers Cooperative$50K
12MKC logo$MKC MCCORMICK & CO INC$45K
13BRBR logo$BRBR BELLRING BRANDS, INC.$20K
14BGS logo$BGS B&G Foods, Inc.$18K
15BRID logo$BRID BRIDGFORD FOODS CORP$14K
16TOFB logo$TOFB TOFUTTI BRANDS INC$13K

Why sector matters for insider buying

Insider buying is easier to read next to its own sector. Company officers know their industry's cycle better than the market's. When insiders at several consumer staples companies buy in the same month, the buying points at the industry, which the same number of purchases spread across unrelated industries would not.

Only purchases (SEC Form 4 transaction code P) count, and a company needs $10,000 or more in the window to be listed. Grants, option exercises and shares withheld for tax are left out: they are pay, not a decision to buy, and counting them would rank sectors by payroll.

Insider buying in other sectors

Related