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Kellogg Company has reaffirmed its commitment to equity and inclusion by sponsoring GLAAD's Spirit Day on October 15. The company has donated $75,000 to support this anti-bullying campaign, which advocates for LGBTQ youth. Kellogg brands, including Frosted Flakes, Pringles, and MorningStar Farms, will participate in the day by 'going purple' on social media. Kellogg's Vice President emphasized their support for LGBTQ employees and communities, aiming to foster a culture of inclusion.
Kellogg Company sponsored a summer internship for a student, Mary Jane Builes, at Share Our Strength as part of the Emerson National Hunger Program. This fellowship aimed to raise awareness about childhood hunger through hands-on experience. Builes engaged in various activities, including staff surveys and policy discussions. She described the importance of understanding food accessibility, especially during the pandemic. Kellogg, committed to fighting hunger and improving communities, highlighted their mission to create 'Better Days' for 3 billion people by 2030.
Kellogg introduces a new holiday breakfast product, Kellogg's The Elf on the Shelf Vanilla Candy Cane Cookie Cereal, featuring festive flavors and designs. The limited-edition cereal includes red star pieces, mini marshmallows, and peppermint flavor, priced at $5.69 for a 12.2-ounce box. This product joins the returning Kellogg's The Elf on the Shelf Sugar Cookie Cereal, available for $3.99 for an 8.1-ounce box. Both cereals aim to create family holiday traditions and are available at Walmart and other retailers. Kellogg's net sales were approximately $13.6 billion in 2019.
Nutri-Grain, a product of Kellogg Company, is launching a campaign to support K-12 teachers by providing 1 million bars. This initiative, named 'Got Your Back', aims to ease the financial burden on educators who spend an average of $300 annually on student snacks. Teachers can apply for a bin containing over 400 Nutri-Grain bars and a special blue bin, available until supplies last. Additionally, participants are entered to win one of four $300 gift cards for further supplies.
Kellogg Company (NYSE: K) will announce its third quarter financial results on October 29, 2020, at 8:00 AM EDT. A public webcast featuring CEO Steve Cahillane and CFO Amit Banati will follow at 9:30 AM EDT, including a Q&A session for analysts and investors. Documents such as the press release and financial tables will be accessible on Kellogg's investor website. A rebroadcast of the webcast will be available later in the day.
Kellogg's Frosted Mini-Wheats has launched its first board game titled Morning Craze, inspired by humorous stories from families. The game encourages families to gather and enjoy breakfast while tackling the comedic consequences of skipping meals. Brand manager Daya Pillai emphasizes the game’s connection to family fun amid busy mornings, highlighting the nutritional benefits of Frosted Mini-Wheats. The campaign invites fans to share their 'growl stories' for a chance to win the game and cereal. Kellogg Company reported net sales of approximately $13.6 billion in 2019, focusing significantly on snacks and convenience foods.
Kellogg Company announced a reduction in food loss and organic waste, achieving a 13.4% decrease since 2016. In 2019, only 1.1% of food handled went unused, with surplus provided to food banks. The company emphasizes its commitment to reducing waste across its supply chain and aims to help 3 billion people by 2030. Kellogg's initiatives include partnering with food banks, using imperfect produce in products, and improving production efficiency. The company also collaborates with global organizations to further reduce food waste.
Kellogg Company, in partnership with United Way, has launched an initiative inviting young individuals aged 13 to 22 to submit ideas for community improvement. From now until December 31, 20 selected winners will each receive $2,500 to help realize their projects. The initiative aims to address various issues such as food insecurity, education access, and mental health. Winners will be announced in January 2021. This effort aligns with Kellogg's commitment to creating Better Days for 3 billion people by 2030.
Kellogg's Special K has launched the Blursday Go-Away Kit to help consumers combat confusion about days during the pandemic. The kit includes seven pairs of flave-of-the-day socks, a weekly planner, and seven flavors of Special K cereal designed to align with each day of the week. Celebrity Whitney Port endorses the kit, emphasizing its utility amidst busy schedules. The giveaway runs until October 4, 2020, with 700 winners to be selected. Special K aims to engage fans and enhance their daily routines through enjoyable food experiences.
Kellogg Company has made significant strides in reducing greenhouse gas emissions as part of its Better Days commitment. By 2020, it reduced scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions in manufacturing by over 28%, surpassing its 15% reduction goal ahead of schedule. Kellogg aims for 100% renewable energy by 2050, with nearly 28% of its electricity sourced from renewables. The company also assists over 433,000 farmers in adopting sustainable practices. With 86% of its portfolio being plant-based, Kellogg's products are less impactful on the environment.