Are gonna rule

It's all part of the same acquisition.

...got a new contract in 2021, after an 11-week strike.

Have always considered their 'Bran Flakes' an (occasional) staple. With fruit. Yum!.
But, like almost everything else-
The packaging keeps getting smaller, while the price increases,...

With sliced bananas is heavenly!

I only purchase cereal to have every now and then after dinner strictly as a dessert I NEVER start a day with cereal. Only oatmeal (sugar free) but usually yogurt with berries every am. This so makes business sense. Traders in sugar.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2025/07/10/nutella-maker-ferrero-deal-to-acquire-cereal-giant-kellogg-take-private-battle-creek-michigan/84530988007/

Ferrero, known for brands like Nutella and Butterfinger, is taking Michigan cereal giant WK Kellogg private in a deal valued at approximately $3.1 billion.

The Ferrero Group will pay $23 for each Kellogg share. The transaction includes the manufacturing, marketing and distribution of Battle Creek-based WK Kellogg Co.’s portfolio of breakfast cereals across the United States, Canada and the Caribbean.
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The deal, which still needs approval from Kellogg shareholders, is expected to close in the second half of the year.

The deal would mark another potential loss for corporate Michigan and its ability to retain such heritage companies as Kellogg. Historically, acquisitions of Michigan companies lead to fewer jobs and less local investment.
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I have syrups that tasted less sweet.

In 2019 Ferrero bought all of Kellogg's' non-cereal lines. WK Kellogg kept all the breakfast cereal business operations.

In the trade they got all the factories and kept them open.

This trade will make all Kellogg operations a subsidiary of Ferrero. Those guys are competent at business so I think this will go well.