Sigma, the Mexican multinational food producer, has announced the acquisition of USA-based smoked meat company Roger Wood.
The acquisition, for which financial terms were not disclosed, sees Sigma take ownership of a firm with a heritage of more than 80 years and a leading position in the smoked sausage market in the USA Southeast. Roger Wood operates a manufacturing plant in Georgia and generated revenues of approximately $50 million in 2025.
According to Sigma, the deal represents a “strategic bolt-on acquisition” that strengthens its USA portfolio with a brand rooted in flavour, heritage, and authenticity. Notably, the transaction marks Sigma’s first manufacturing presence in the USA Southeast, providing opportunities to capture synergies to support profitable growth.
Sigma currently operates in 17 countries with a portfolio of over 100 brands, 16 of which generate annual revenues between $100 million and $1 billion.
Jesus Lobo, CEO of Sigma USA, commented: “We are excited to welcome the Roger Wood team to Sigma and look forward to continue building together on our commitment to delivering delicious products […] We are focused on preserving the legacy of Roger Wood as a preferred brand and accelerating its growth”.
Source: Sigma

