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Empty shelves are not a good indicator of how global supply chains are flowing, but those long lines of ships near California are.

Spoiler alert: Betty Crocker, arguably the most recognized Minnesotan of the past century, isn’t a real person. Still, Cathy Swanson Wheaton is making sure that the 100th birthday of General Mills’ fictitious spokesperson is not going unnoticed.

General Mills today announced its inaugural sustainability-linked bond aligned to the company’s efforts to combat climate change.

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Striking workers at General Mills’ factory in western Sydney must be politically armed with information about their opponents—the company and the union.

The strike at the US-based food manufacturer’s Sydney factory takes place as the company prepares to slash thousands of jobs worldwide.

Ex-Cheerios plant in northeast Minneapolis to be redeveloped into $16 million office complex Hillcrest Development will retain a nine-story tower at the site.  June 10, 2021 — 8:39am Text size Copy shortlink: Hillcrest bought the 107-year old factory, which includes a nine-story tower, in 2019 for $2.1 million. The structure, renamed the Highlight Tower, sits next to the former Minneapolis school board headquarters building Hillcre...

A former Cheerios plant in northeast Minneapolis will become a $16 million office complex.

Deep Dive Big Food hit pause on switching to natural colors. What will it take to make the shift? Manufacturers point to a lack of consumer demand for swapping out artificial colors in brightly hued foods, but new research — and legislation — may force their hands. Published June 3, 2021 Permission granted by Sensient On Feb. 5, 2016, Mars, Incorporated made a big promise: Within five years, it would remove arti...

The Golden Valley-based food maker is cutting jobs at headquarters and streamlining business units as the outsized sales it saw during the pandemic come to an end.