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ONE GIANT SELECTION
With lots of veggies to choose from, Green Giant™ has something for everyone. See some of our great product options below.
ONE GIANT SELECTION
With lots of veggies to choose from, Green Giant™ has something for everyone. See some of our great product options below.
Green Giant™ was born in the US in 1903 and his name became a registered trademark in 1925. The brand arrived in the UK in the early 60s and became the first brand to market sweet corn.
In 1977, a plant was set up in Southern France to supply Europe, and where a farmers' cooperative still grows Green Giant™ sweet corn for today's consumers. With carefully chosen seeds, Green Giant™ offers very-high quality GMO-free sweet corn.
When consumers think of sweet corn, they think of Green Giant™*. About one in five households in the UK buys Green Giant™, resulting in more than 55 percent market share for the brand**.
The Green Giant™ brand name also includes specialty vegetables such as asparagus, hearts of palm, baby cobs and creamed style corn.
Since the 1960s, Green Giant™ has provided consumers with the vegetables they need for a healthy, well-balanced diet and has helped them get one of their 5 A Day government-recommended portions of fruit and vegetables.
* Nielsen panel data, Total GB, 52 week ending to 10th September 2022
** Nielsen EPOS, Total Coverage including Discounters, 52 week ending to 27th August 2022
Green Giant™ peas were bigger, tastier and more tender than any variety of pea before it. Today, Green Giant™ holds every one of our canned or frozen vegetable options to that very same standard.
Although Green Giant™ is available in the U.S. General Mills manages and operates the Green Giant™ business outside of North America. You will find these tasty vegetables in markets in the United Kingdom, Australia, and many more!
Green Giant™ peas were developed in 1925 and got their name from their large size and tenderness.
The Jolly Green Giant™ made his TV debut in 1954 and quickly became an iconic part of pop culture.
A four-ton, 55-foot-tall statue was built in Blue Earth, MN, attracting 10,000 visitors a year.
