Kellogg’s rice krispies
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Kellogg's launched a new vanilla flavored Rice Krispies cereal in South Africa in 2018. However, the product received widespread criticism from customers who complained about the different taste. Over 2000 negative comments were posted on social media within days, criticizing the new formulation which contained significantly more sugar and less rice than the original. Facing a consumer backlash, Kellogg's was accused of betraying loyal customers by changing the recipe for its iconic Rice Krispies cereal.
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Kellogg's was established in 1906 and has since become a leading global breakfast cereal manufacturer. It operates manufacturing plants in 19 countries and sells products in over 160 countries. In India, Kellogg's entered the market in 1994 but struggled initially due to overconfidence, lack of understanding of Indian consumer behavior and habits, and premium pricing. However, Kellogg's has since adapted its strategy and experienced strong growth in India by introducing new product variants, expanding its distribution network, and building a new manufacturing plant, demonstrating renewed commitment to the Indian market.
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