Given its recent struggles, investors had low expectations for consumer foods specialist Campbell Soup Company's (NYSE: CPB) earnings report last week. But the results, which included a sharp drop in profitability and a $600 million impairment charge, still shocked Wall Street and sent the stock down to a new multi-year low.Interim CEO Keith McLoughlin, who is stepping in after Denise Morrison abruptly resigned, held a conference call with analysts that sought to add context to those results and explain why Campbell Soup's earnings picture is worsening.Here are a few highlights from that presentation.Continue reading