News Releases

Kellogg’s Breakfasts for Better Days Survey of Teachers Reveals that Missing Breakfast Negatively Impacts Academic Results and Classroom Behaviour

Recent Survey Shows Canadian Parents Struggle to Feed Children during Summer Holidays

New research finds that a small increase in daily fibre intake can lead to millions in healthcare system cost savings

Recent Survey of Canadian High School Students Reveals Eating Breakfast Has a Big Impact on Academic Success

Innovative products that offer great taste, real flavours and natural ingredients

Thousands of employees worldwide volunteer at food banks, participate in food drives and more

Progress in nutrition, innovation, sourcing, conservation and the workplace highlighted

Kellogg’s Special K* and Nia Vardalos call on Canadians to get off the New Year’s Resolution merry-go-round, try something new and proclaim their #2015REVOLUTION

#TreatsforToys

Employees worldwide participate in volunteer events to benefit local food banks and other hunger relief projects

NEW Pringles Tortilla Chips Prompt Canadians to Choose a Side and Weigh in on the Great #PringlesDIPbate

A Recent Survey of Active Teachers Across Canada Reveals Canadian Children May Lose Up to Three Months of Learning Time Each Year Due to Hunger

New sustainability commitments focus on delivering grains from sustainable sources, while doing what’s best for people and the planet

Cereal & Milk – Best Friends in a Bowl – Pack a Nutrition Punch and Give a Great Start

Breakfasts for Better Days™ and other initiatives detailed

Canadians agree a positive attitude can help them achieve their goals; yet nearly two thirds of women admit to engaging in ‘Fat Talk’