Which famous food brand acquisition actually occurred, significantly impacting the frozen food market?

The food industry has seen numerous acquisitions where beloved brands changed hands, sometimes in surprising ways. Major food conglomerates often acquire smaller, innovative brands to expand their portfolio, while established brands might merge to strengthen market position. This trivia tests your knowledge of one particularly notable food brand acquisition that changed the landscape of convenience foods. Can you identify which acquisition actually took place?

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Nestlé acquired Ben & Jerry's in 2000 to expand its premium ice cream portfolio
Conagra Brands purchased Pinnacle Foods (owner of Birds Eye) in 2018 for $10.9 billion
PepsiCo bought Kraft Heinz's frozen food division in 2015, including the DiGiorno and Stouffer's brands
General Mills acquired Tyson Foods' prepared meals business in 2019, becoming the largest frozen dinner provider