Target says it will stop selling breakfast cereals with synthetic colors
Target has announced it will stop selling breakfast cereals containing certified synthetic food colors by May 31, in response to consumer demand for healthier options.
Manuel Viso, physician: "It is better not to have breakfast than to eat flours, sugary cereals, or processed juices"
Dr. Manuel Viso shares insights on how skipping breakfast or consuming unhealthy breakfast options can negatively impact health.
Pipe rupture in Espoo – only cereals and vegetables offered to students
A water pipe break at Kauklahden school in Espoo forced an early end to the school day due to a halt in water supply.
From Nutella to Cereals: The Richest Italian Family Invades American Breakfast Tables
The Italian family behind Nutella is strategically entering the American breakfast market by acquiring Kellogg's breakfast cereals and enhancing its product reach.
Upside Down in Nutrition: Steak Instead of Cereals
The Trump administration recently introduced new dietary guidelines featuring an inverted food pyramid prioritizing red meat, cheese, and whole milk over cereals.