Good morning. This is Aaron Broholm, Vice President, Investor Relations for The J. M. Smucker Company. Thank you for listening to our prepared remarks on our fiscal 2022 third quarter earnings. After this brief introduction, Mark Smucker, President and Chief Executive Officer, will give an overview of third quarter results and an update on strategic initiatives. Tucker Marshall, Chief Financial Officer, will then provide a detailed analysis of the financial results and our updated fiscal 2022 outlook. Later this morning, we will hold a separate live question-and-answer webcast. During today's discussion, we will make forward-looking statements that reflect our current expectations about future plans and performance. These statements rely on assumptions and estimates, and actual results may differ materially due to risks and uncertainties. Additionally, please note we will refer to non-GAAP financial measures management uses to evaluate performance internally. I encourage you to read the full disclosure concerning forward-looking statements and details on our non-GAAP measures in this morning's press release. Today's press release, a supplementary slide deck summarizing the quarterly results, management's prepared remarks, and the Q&A webcast can all be accessed on our investor relations website at jmsmucker.com. Please contact me if you have additional questions after today's question-and-answer session. I will now turn the discussion over to Mark Smucker. Thank you, Aaron, and good morning, everyone. We are pleased to report that our results for the third quarter exceeded our expectations, reflecting the strength of our brands, our executional excellence, and our ability to successfully pivot in response to a dynamic operating environment. While macroeconomic conditions remain volatile as supply chain disruptions and cost inflation persist, our teams continue to navigate the challenging environment, manage the factors under our control, and deliver exceptional results. We continue to see robust demand for our brands that consumers love and trust, and we are taking meaningful actions to maintain this momentum for the long term. With that background, I'll summarize our results for the third quarter. Comparable net sales grew 4%, driven by growth for our leading brands in coffee, frozen sandwiches, pet snacks, and cat food. We continued to successfully implement net pricing actions across our businesses, improved in-store execution, and benefited from lower than historical price elasticity of demand. As a result of the timing of cost increases and recovery through higher net pricing actions, we anticipated the decline in earnings this quarter. For the bottom line, adjusted earnings per share decreased 5%, primarily driven by increased costs. While top-line growth this quarter was healthy, we continued to experience supply chain and transportation constraints, along with isolated labor shortages that limited our ability to fully meet demand, most notably for our pet food business. We have taken actions to increase production, including additional staffing and expanding our supplier base. Looking ahead, with the combination of continued strong demand and effective pricing actions, comparable net sales for the fiscal year are anticipated to be up 4.5% at the midpoint of our adjusted earnings per share range. Bottom line growth will continue to be impacted by the lag in timing of higher net price realization to recover persistent cost inflation. We are adjusting the range of our earnings outlook for fiscal 2022, inclusive of adjustments to the fourth quarter for recently divested businesses, incremental costs, and supply chain headwinds. We now anticipate our full-year adjusted earnings per share to be in the range of $8.35-8.65. During the quarter, we continued to make progress executing our long-term strategy. Our strong execution is sustaining and growing market share for our brands that consumers love. Brands that are growing or maintaining share accounted for 68% of our U.S. retail sales in the third quarter, up from 57% during the same period a year ago. We also continued to take aggressive actions to reshape our portfolio for growth, having completed the sales of the private label dry pet food business and the natural beverage and grains businesses in the third quarter. These divestitures underscore our commitment to increase focus on categories that have the greatest growth opportunities over the long term. As we move ahead, we continue to evaluate all elements of our portfolio and opportunities to extend our leadership within our current business segments or expand into new growing categories aligned with our center-of-store capabilities. Turning to our segment results, in Pet Foods, comparable net sales declined 1% versus the prior year. Growth for our market-leading dog snacks and cat food businesses was more than offset by declines for dog food. Our pet food business continues to be impacted by supply chain disruptions, primarily for wet pet food and packaging. We are strategically allocating supply and production to our most profitable items, notably for our leading Meow Mix cat food brand. While we continue to take actions to mitigate supply constraints, we expect these isolated supply challenges to persist in the near term. Sales growth for dog snacks was led by the Milk-Bone brand, which grew 11% in the quarter. This growth reflects the benefits of net pricing to recover increased costs and revenue optimization actions, along with marketing and sales execution, as well as premium-positioned innovation. Our dry cat food portfolio continues to outperform the category as Meow Mix has taken over as the number one brand in terms of dollar share in the dry cat food category, gaining 1 point of share in the quarter and growing over 1.5 x the category rate. Our strong growth in dog snacks and cat food reflects our increased focus on prioritizing and accelerating growth in these pet segments. In coffee, net sales growth of 6% was driven by all brands in our market-leading at-home coffee portfolio. While unprecedented inflation for coffee commodities is driving on-shelf prices higher for consumers, we remain optimistic in the momentum for our total coffee portfolio. At-home coffee habits formed during the pandemic have continued as at-home coffee consumption now represents over 70% of all coffee drinking occasions, compared to two-thirds pre-pandemic. Our portfolio includes three of the top 10 brands and provides consumers options ranging from value to premium offerings. Our brands gained nearly one point of dollar share in the quarter, more than double any other manufacturer. We outpaced the category in all segments, including mainstream, premium, one cup, and instant. Growth was led by Dunkin' and Café Bustelo, the fastest-growing at-home coffee brands, with consumer takeaway up 12% and 15% respectively. In the K-Cup segment, we continued to grow over two times the category rate and gained 1.5 share points in the quarter. Our K-Cup portfolio continues to grow at an outstanding pace with all our brands growing double digits in retail sales. We are confident in continued strength for K-Cups as a record 2.6 million brewers were sold during the 2021 holiday season, and household penetration for brewers is expected to increase by 2 million households annually. In our consumer foods business, comparable net sales grew 4%, driven by Smucker's Uncrustables frozen sandwiches. As we shared at CAGNY last week, we are excited about the potential of the Smucker's Uncrustables brand and its continued trajectory for growth. Net sales for Uncrustables increased 30% in the quarter, and the brand now represents nearly 25% of our consumer foods business. Total company net sales for Uncrustables, including our U.S. retail and away from home segments, were approximately $120 million this quarter, the 31st consecutive quarter of growth for the brand. Total brand sales have exceeded $500 million for the trailing 12-month period, a full- year ahead of our stated target, and is well on its way to becoming a $1 billion brand in annual net sales over the next five years as we continue to make operating and capital investments. As expected, Jif peanut butter sales moderated as we lapped 14% growth in the prior year when some competitors experienced supply chain disruption. Dollar share for Jif peanut butter continues to remain elevated versus pre-pandemic levels, and we are confident in maintaining our strong number one position with core offerings and fast-growing on-trend innovation, such as our unique Jif Squeeze and no sugar offerings. In addition to the momentum for our U.S. retail businesses, our away from home business experienced a robust recovery with 29% comparable net sales growth. Our away from home business sales have returned to approximately 95% of pre-pandemic levels as growth in liquid coffee and portion control spreads have been significant contributors to the recovery. Notably, the expansion of Jif-branded portion control spreads in 2021 has supported recent growth and share gains. Across all our businesses, our third quarter results demonstrate the significant progress we've made against our execution priorities, which include driving commercial excellence, streamlining our cost infrastructure, reshaping our portfolio for faster growth, and unleashing our organization to win. In summary, I would like to reinforce a few key points. We are advancing our business strategy through solid execution. We have culturally relevant brands consumers love, and we continue to make investments to sustain our momentum. We are taking purposeful actions to reshape our portfolio to better position us for long-term growth. We have become a more focused and efficient company in terms of the categories where we participate, our supply chain operations and commercial activities, and how we allocate resources. In closing, we continue to deliver strong financial results and have conviction in our strategy. We are taking actions to strengthen our company to support long-term sales and profit growth and shareholder value creation. Our success, as always, is powered by our unique culture and our dedicated employees, who I would like to thank for their outstanding contributions. I'll now turn the discussion over to Tucker Marshall. Thank you, Mark. Good morning, everyone. First, I'll begin by providing further detail on the non-cash impairment charge reflected in our third quarter GAAP results. We recognized $150 million charge related to the Rachael Ray Nutrish brand within the U.S. Retail Pet Foods segment. This charge is primarily driven by the strategic repositioning of this brand within the overall pet food portfolio, which led to a decline in the long-term net sales outlook. This repositioning is consistent with our strategy in pet to focus on prioritizing and accelerating growth in dog snacks and continuing momentum in cat food while improving dog food performance. Now, I'll give an overview of third quarter results, then I'll provide details on our updated financial outlook for fiscal 2022. Net sales decreased 1%. Excluding the impact of divestitures and foreign exchange, net sales increased 4%. The increase in comparable net sales was primarily due to higher net price realization across the portfolio, partially offset by a decrease from volume mix predominantly for dog food. In addition, the away-from-home business continues to recover from pandemic-related headwinds and contributed favorable volume mix. Adjusted gross profit decreased $63 million or 8% from the prior year. This was primarily driven by higher costs for commodities and ingredients, manufacturing, packaging, and transportation, decreased contribution from volume mix, as well as lapping the non-comparable divested profits in the prior year. These headwinds were partially offset by increased net pricing. Adjusted operating income decreased $26 million or 6%, reflecting the gross profit decline, partially offset by a decrease in SD&A expenses, mostly due to reduced marketing. We remain confident in our overall level and consistency of brand building activities to sustain momentum for our key growth platforms. Below operating income, interest expense decreased $4 million, primarily due to reduced debt outstanding as compared to the prior year. Further, the adjusted effective income tax rate was 25.1% compared to 23.1%. Weighted average shares outstanding were 108.5 million versus 112.6 million, reflecting the full benefit of shares repurchased in the third and fourth quarters of the prior year. Factoring in all these considerations, third quarter adjusted earnings per share was $2.33 compared to $2.45, a decrease of 5% from the prior year. Turning to our segment results, U.S. Retail Pet Foods's net sales decreased 9% versus the prior year. Net sales decreased 1% excluding the non-comparable divestiture impact. This was driven by a 7% decrease in volume mix, primarily for dog food, partially offset by a 6% increase from higher net pricing actions across the portfolio. The Milk-Bone and Meow Mix brands continue to perform well, growing net sales 11% and 8% respectively. Milk-Bone saw higher net pricing and positive volume mix in the quarter, and Meow Mix demonstrated continued growth despite capacity constraints on wet cat food. Higher commodity and ingredient, manufacturing, and transportation costs, and a reduced contribution from volume mix, partially offset by higher net pricing actions, led the U.S. Retail Pet Foods segment profit to decline 29%. Turning to the U.S. Retail Coffee segment, net sales increased 6% versus the prior year, driven by increased net pricing across the portfolio. Growth occurred across all brands and formats in the portfolio, led by Dunkin' growth of 7%, Folgers growth of 3%, and Café Bustelo growth of 18%. Coffee segment profit increased 1%, reflecting higher net pricing and favorable marketing spend, partially offset by higher green coffee costs. In U.S. Retail Consumer Foods, net sales decreased 3% versus the prior year. Net sales increased 4% excluding the non-comparable divestiture impact. The third quarter comparable net sales increase was driven by higher net pricing of 7%. Growth was led by Smucker's Uncrustables frozen sandwiches and Smucker's fruit spreads, partially offset by a decline for peanut butter. Consumer Foods segment profit decreased 10% due to lapping the prior year non-comparable profit from the divested Crisco business. Comparable segment profit growth was driven by higher net pricing and favorable marketing spend, which was mostly offset by higher costs related to ingredients, manufacturing, commodities, and packaging. Lastly, in international away from home, net sales increased 13%. Excluding non-comparable net sales in the prior year for the divested business and favorable foreign currency exchange, net sales increased 14%. The away from home business increased 29% on a comparable basis, driven by double-digit growth for coffee and portion control spreads. The international business increased 1% on a comparable basis, primarily due to pet food and pet snacks. Overall, international away from home segment profit increased 40%, primarily reflecting the higher net pricing. This was partially offset by lapping the non-comparable profit from the divested Crisco business and higher commodity costs. Third quarter free cash flow was $322 million compared to $417 million in the prior year. This reflects an increase in capital expenditures and a decrease in cash provided by operating activities. Capital expenditures for the quarter were $117 million compared to $70 million in the prior year. The increase in capital expenditures was driven by capacity expansion projects for Uncrustables frozen sandwiches. Based on a total debt balance of $4.4 billion and a trailing twelve-month EBITDA of approximately $1.6 billion, our leverage ratio stands at 2.8 times. We anticipate maintaining a strong balance sheet and leverage ratio, enabling a balanced capital deployment model. This includes strategic reinvestment in the business through capital expenditures and acquisitions while returning cash to shareholders through increasing dividends and evaluating share repurchases over time. Let me now provide additional color on our revised outlook for fiscal 2022. The pandemic and related implications, along with cost inflation and volatility in supply chains, continue to impact financial results and cause uncertainty and risk for the fiscal year 2022 outlook. Any manufacturing or supply chain disruption, inclusive of any labor shortages, whether related to illness, vaccine requirements, or other factors, as well as changes in consumer mobility and purchasing behavior, retailer inventory levels, and macroeconomic conditions could materially impact actual results. We continue to focus on managing the elements we control, including taking the necessary steps to minimize the impact of cost inflation and any business or labor disruption. We continue to plan for unforeseen volatility while ensuring we have contingency plans in place. This guidance reflects performance expectations based on the company's current understanding of the overall environment. We expect full-year net sales to decline approximately 1% at the midpoint of our guidance range. On a comparable basis, net sales are anticipated to increase approximately 4.5% at the midpoint of our guidance range, demonstrating the continued momentum for our business and brands. This reflects benefits from higher pricing actions across our portfolio, primarily to recover increased commodity and ingredient and transportation and packaging costs. Net sales growth also reflects increased volume mix for key brands in each U.S. retail segment, along with a recovery in away from home channels. These tailwinds are being partially offset by reduced volume mix in our dog food and mainstream coffee segments, inclusive of deceleration in at-home consumption trends and anticipated price elasticities impacting our fourth quarter, as well as supply chain disruption primarily impacting our pet food business. We now anticipate adjusted gross profit margin of approximately 35%. This reflects our expectations for higher net pricing, cost and productivity savings, and a mix benefit associated with the divestitures being more than offset by higher cost inflation. We have updated our assumptions to reflect the low end of our previous range due to ongoing cost inflation. Cost inflation continues to have a low double-digit impact on total cost of products sold for the fiscal year. Adjusted gross margin is expected to decline approximately 350 basis points in the fourth quarter as compared to the prior year, primarily reflecting inflation for green coffee. SD&A expenses are now projected to decrease by approximately 10%. This reflects the benefits of our cost management and organizational restructuring programs, lower marketing expense primarily due to lapping elevated investments in the fourth quarter of the prior year, reduced incentive compensation, and reductions in discretionary expenses. Total marketing spend is anticipated to be slightly below 6% of net sales, reflecting a slight reduction in planned spend as we continue to maximize productivity for our high-growth priorities and optimize spend in areas with tighter capacity. We continue to anticipate net interest expense of $165 million, net other expense of $20 million, and an adjusted effective income tax rate of 24% and full-year weighted average shares outstanding of 108.3 million. Taking all these factors into consideration, we updated our full-year adjusted earnings per share expectation to be in the range of $8.35 to $8.65. Our projection for free cash flow remains $700 million with capital expenditures of $400 million. Other assumptions affecting cash flow include depreciation expense of $235 million, amortization expense of $225 million, share-based compensation expense of $25 million, and restructuring costs of $25 million. In closing, we remain confident in our strategy and are pleased with the continued momentum for our business and brands. We are taking the right actions to support continued operational excellence while managing through this dynamic and inflationary environment. We continue to make strategic operating and capital investments to grow our portfolio in the pet, coffee, and snacking business segments. We remain in a strong financial position to deliver sustainable and consistent long-term growth for our shareholders. Finally, I want to express my appreciation for our employees. They have demonstrated their commitment to executing with excellence, and their passion for our company positions us for continued success. Thank you.