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Kellogg's announces brand revamp
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Kellogg Company, a producer of cereals and convenience foods, has announced a revamp of its brand. The update is being introduced in US and Canada and will be soon rolled out globally.
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Kellogg Company, a producer of cereals and convenience foods, has announced a revamp of its brand. The update is being introduced in US and Canada and will be soon rolled out globally.
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Hain Celestial Group announces expansion plans
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Hain Celestial Group, a US-based natural and organic products company, plans to invest $10m expand its international corporate headquarters.
Processed Foods > Bakery & Cereals > News Bright Food seeks loan to fund Weetabix acquisition By
Chinese state-owned Bright Food is in discussion with banks over a possible loan to fund the acquisition of British breakfast cereal company Weetabix.
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Hain Celestial Group, a US-based natural and organic products company, plans to invest $10m expand its international corporate headquarters.
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Chinese state-owned Bright Food is in discussion with banks over a possible loan to fund the acquisition of British breakfast cereal company Weetabix.
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Sainsbury's recalls Tea Cakes in UK
UK-based supermarket chain Sainsbury's has recalled one batch of its own-brand Basic Tea Cakes, as the batch may contain small pieces of plastic, according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA).
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Kellogg to boost sales of Mini-Wheats cereal
Kellogg Company, a producer of cereals and convenience foods in North America, is launching national advertising, including TV, digital, print and online engagement, and special programs to boost the sales of its Mini-Wheats cereal.
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Bright Food Group to buy UK cereal firm Weetabix
Bright Food Group, a Chinese state-backed food company, has entered into an agreement to acquire British breakfast cereal company Weetabix.
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Maple Leaf Foods posts drop in Q1 net earnings
Canadian food processing company Maple Leaf Foods reported that its net earnings dropped to C$0.8m ($0.8m) for the first quarter ended March 31, 2012, compared to C$10.5m ($10.64m) the previous year, primarily due to lower fresh bakery volumes.
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Kashi to increase availability of non-genetically modified food
Kashi, a US-based natural food company owned by Kellogg, has announced an initiative to increase the company's availability of organic and non-genetically modified food (Non-GMO).
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Kashi criticized for using GM ingredients in cereal products
Kashi, a US-based natural food company owned by Kellogg, has received criticism from consumers after it was revealed that some of the cereal maker’s products allegedly contained genetically-modified ingredients.
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Better Oats introduces new flavors of instant oatmeal
Better Oats, the brand owned by US-based cereal company MOM Brands, has introduced four new flavors of instant oatmeal.
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PepsiCo launches Quaker Real Medleys
The Quaker Oats Company, a division of American food and beverage company PepsiCo, has introduced Quaker Real Medleys. The new product combines Quaker Oats with real chunks of plump fruit or crunchy nuts.
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Bright Food in talks to acquire Weetabix for £1bn
Bright Food Group, a Chinese state-backed food company, is planning to buy Weetabix in a deal that values the British breakfast cereal maker at £1bn.
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