Is Smucker's leadership steering the ship correctly?

Curious to hear from others about the strategic direction at J.M. Smucker. We've seen a lot of portfolio shifts and brand divestitures recently, which I get in theory, but the execution and communication around it have been a bit shaky, at least from my perspective on the ground. Are these moves really setting us up for long-term success, or are they just shuffling deck chairs? Feels like we're a bit adrift sometimes, and I'm wondering if the current leadership has a clear, compelling vision that's resonating throughout the organization. Would love to hear other people's takes, especially those who've been here longer. Is this just the nature of the consumer goods industry right now, or is there something specific to Smucker's approach that feels off?