Pandemic reawakens cereal market in U.S.
Consumers had been lured away from cereal aisles in recent years by a fast-growing menu of other exciting breakfast options, at restaurants and home.
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Consumers had been lured away from cereal aisles in recent years by a fast-growing menu of other exciting breakfast options, at restaurants and home.
Consumers had been lured away from cereal aisles in recent years by a fast-growing menu of other exciting breakfast options, at restaurants and home.The pa
Consumers had been lured away from cereal aisles in recent years by a fast-growing menu of other breakfast options, at restaurants and home.
Consumers had been lured away from cereal aisles in recent years by a fast-growing menu of other breakfast options, at restaurants and home.
The pandemic awoke the sleepy segment, pushing U.S. cereal sales back above $9 billion in 2020 — good news for the two Minnesota companies, General Mills and Post Consumer Brands, that together sell half of all ready-to-eat cereal in the U.S.