Market Currents
Though cereal sellers Kellogg (K) and General Mills (GIS) catch praise for cutting sugar content...
-
Friday, June 22, 2012, 9:20 AM ETThough cereal sellers Kellogg (K) and General Mills (GIS) catch praise for cutting sugar content and adding whole grains, it's not nearly enough, according to a report from Yale University researchers. The issue is advertising, with the unhealthiest cereals still being marketed the most aggressively and drowning out alternatives. It's an issue that's not likely to go away for the companies, with the costs tied to obesity becoming a focal point of politicians.
Other date
Latest Consumer Articles
This news story has 1 comment:
-- Yogi Ford
"First they came for my Cap'n Crunch, then they came for my Coco Puffs. When they came for my Frosted Flakes there was nobody left to make my cereals."
-- Count Chocula Niemoeller
"When they can regulate your breakfast you'll know it's no longer morning in America."
-- Ronald Wilson Berra