WK Kellogg Co makes ready-to-eat cereal and other trusted food products under a portfolio of established brands. Its cereal heritage traces to W.K. Kellogg’s creation of Corn Flakes in 1894, and the company was founded in 1906 as the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company.
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Post Consumer BrandsPost Consumer Brands makes grocery foods and pet foods, including breakfast cereals and options for dogs and cats. The company says it has grown since the first batch of Postum in 1895 and the creation of Malt-O-Meal in 1919, and describes its operations as including manufacturing plants, distribution centers, and corporate offices.BLOOMSBURG, PA
Homestat Farm, LtdHomestat Farm, Ltd. keeps long-running American hot-cereal brands in production, with Maypo, Wheatena and Maltex manufactured at its Highspire, Pennsylvania facility. The Dublin, Ohio company acquired these brands and the Highspire operation in 2001, and has since been owned by family-owned Camden Holdings, which purchased Homestat Farm in 2014. Its portfolio also includes G. Washington’s Seasoning and Broth, while its cereal business carries forward the heritage of brands dating to the 19th century.DUBLIN, OH
Pepperidge FarmPepperidge Farm is a bakery and packaged-food company whose story began in 1937, when founder Margaret Rudkin started baking whole-wheat bread in her Connecticut home kitchen. It grew into a multi-category baking business, opening a modern bakery in Norwalk in 1947 and joining Campbell Soup Company in 1961. The company’s heritage includes its breads, distinctive cookies, frozen pastries, and Goldfish crackers.DENVER, PA
General Mills, IncFounded from a Minneapolis flour mill in 1866 and formally established as General Mills in 1928, General Mills is a global food manufacturer whose portfolio spans more than 100 brands sold in over 100 countries. It makes food for people and pets, with products found in approximately 90% of U.S. households, and operates food production facilities around the world.BUFFALO, NY