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The Kellanova (K) news feed on Stock Titan aggregates company announcements, brand updates, and regulatory disclosures that trace the evolution of this snacks-led food business and its transition into private ownership. Kellanova describes itself as a leader in global snacking, international cereal and noodles, and North America frozen foods, with a portfolio that includes Pringles, Cheez-It, Pop-Tarts, Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats, RXBAR, Eggo, MorningStar Farms, Special K, Coco Pops, and related brands.
News items highlight a wide range of activity. Brand and marketing stories cover Pop-Tarts’ title sponsorship of the Pop-Tarts Bowl, including the use of "Edible Mascots" and social-first experiences, seasonal product assortments across snacks and cereals, and collaborations such as The Original Donut Shop Pop-Tarts Brown Sugar Cinnamon-flavored K-Cup pod. Product innovation coverage includes RXBAR expanding beyond bars into Protein Energy Bites and limited-edition holiday flavors and packaging for several brands.
Strategic and sustainability-focused releases describe Kellanova’s partnerships and long-term commitments. Examples include a collaboration with Walmart and Indigo Ag to support Arkansas rice farmers through regenerative agriculture and commentary from senior leaders on consumer packaged goods trends, digital transformation, and the use of AI and analytics in marketing and supply chain management.
Regulatory and corporate-structure news, often cross-referenced with SEC filings, documents Mars, Incorporated’s acquisition of Kellanova. These updates include antitrust review milestones, European Commission approval, and statements that, following the merger, Kellanova’s common stock would be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange and cease trading. Investors and researchers can use this news stream to follow both the historical public-company phase of Kellanova and its ongoing brand and sustainability initiatives within a Mars-affiliated structure.
Kellogg marked World Food Day with a successful virtual fundraising campaign, raising nearly $45,000 for United Way hunger programs. The event, driven by Kellogg's eight Business Employee Resource Groups (B/ERGs), showcased the company's commitment to diversity and inclusion. Notably, the African American Resource Group (KAARG) led the initiative, resulting in an additional $5,000 donation to Martha's Table for their efforts. Given the heightened food insecurity due to the pandemic, this fundraising effort underscores the importance of community support during challenging times.
Kellogg's® SMORZ™ Cereal is making a comeback after a two-year hiatus, following a popular petition from fans on Change.org. The cereal features crunchy graham squares coated in chocolate, combined with marshmallows, bringing nostalgia to breakfast lovers. Priced at $3.99 for a 9.8-ounce box and $5.96 for a 15.6-ounce box, SMORZ is now available in stores and online. Senior marketing director Erin Storm emphasized the passionate fanbase that influenced this decision. The product aims to deliver joy to long-time fans and new consumers alike.
Kellogg's manufacturing team in South Africa has initiated a community support project, distributing 400 food hampers to families in need. Each hamper included items such as Corn Flakes, Noodles, and a branded face mask. This initiative, part of Kellogg's commitment to create Better Days for 3 billion people by 2030, exemplifies the company's social responsibility amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The hampers were shared via social media under the hashtag #MyBetterDays, showcasing employee involvement and community engagement to address food insecurity in the region.
Kellogg Company (NYSE: K) announced that its employees reached over 4.1 million people through various food security initiatives in recognition of World Food Day. These efforts included food drives and virtual events to combat hunger, heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic. With hunger rates projected to rise, Kellogg's global initiatives involved employees from Europe, Latin America, Canada, and the U.S. This aligns with Kellogg's commitment to create better days for 3 billion people by 2030 through its Better Days platform.
Pringles is set to return as an advertiser during the 2021 Big Game, building on its previous success with humorous ads centered around flavor combinations. Following a productive partnership with Rick and Morty, Pringles has recorded double-digit growth. The brand will also unveil a refreshed logo and packaging, emphasizing its innovative flavor stacking possibilities. The upcoming :30 commercial, developed by the Grey Group, will be part of a comprehensive marketing campaign launched across various digital platforms.
Kellogg Company announced it provided 13 million meals to those in need through retail partnerships in 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The initiative, part of Kellogg's Better Days purpose platform, aimed to combat increased hunger, particularly among children affected by school closures. Collaborations included retailers like Winn-Dixie and Instacart, with each purchase generating meal donations. Kellogg's goal is to create Better Days for 3 billion people by 2030, reflecting its commitment to social impact and food security.
Kellogg's Away From Home has launched its Menuvation Center™ at The Hatchery in Chicago, aimed at fostering culinary innovation in partnership with food service operators. This facility will provide operators access to the proprietary iCrave Process™, combining data-driven analysis and creative insights to enhance menus. The initiative includes collaboration with experienced chefs to cater to evolving consumer demands. Chefs like Stephanie Izard endorse the center as a crucial resource for maintaining menu freshness amid industry challenges.
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Kellogg Company announced the launch of two new cereal flavors: Frosted Mini-Wheats® Cinnamon Roll and Special K® Blueberry, both available in December 2020. The Frosted Mini-Wheats variant boasts 47 grams of whole grains and 7 essential vitamins and minerals, while Special K features whole blueberries and 11 key vitamins and minerals per serving. Prices are set at $3.25 for smaller boxes and $3.99 for larger ones. The introduction reflects Kellogg's commitment to innovate and offer nutritious options for families.
Kellogg Company partners with Instacart to donate meals this holiday season. From December 4 to December 18, for every Instacart purchase over $25 of Kellogg's products, 10 meals (up to 400,000 meals) will be donated to No Kid Hungry. Participating brands include Eggo, Pringles, and Rice Krispies. This initiative aligns with Kellogg's commitment to 'Better Days,' aiming to help 375 million people by 2030, particularly addressing food insecurity worsened by COVID-19.