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This document summarizes research comparing the marketing of organic and non-organic cereals to children and parents. It finds that both use characters to appeal to children but differ in their use of images and nutritional information, with organics emphasizing whole grains and the USDA organic seal. It concludes by proposing future studies analyze price and distribution factors as well as interview major cereal brand marketing departments.
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