Kellogg

Established in 1906, the company headquartered in Battle Creek, Michigan, operates predominantly in the food industry with an emphasis on four business categories: Snacks, Cereal, Frozen Foods, and Noodles and Other. Snacks category offers a variety of products ranging from crackers and savory items to portable breakfast options. The Cereal segment comprises ready-to-eat and hot cereal options. Frozen Foods focus on both vegetable-based products and conventional breakfast items, while the Noodles and Other category presents an assortment of convenience foods. Among its renowned brands, the following stand out: Kellogg's, which includes well-known cereals like Corn Flakes, Frosted Flakes, and Rice Krispies; Pringles, famous for its savory snacks; Cheez-It, known for its crackers; Pop-Tarts, which are popular toaster pastries; Eggo, offering frozen waffles; Nutri-Grain, cereal bars; Mini-Wheats, another cereal variety; MorningStar Farms, focused on plant-based proteins; Special K, a brand associated with cereals and snacks; and RXBAR, which makes protein bars. The company's products are sold globally, with the United States as its largest market. Significant international markets include Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Mexico, along with a noteworthy presence in Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Africa. (Powered by AI)