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This document discusses a cereal company and provides information about its products, financials, history, competitive advantages, and challenges. The company has rapidly bought other food companies, generates multi-billion dollar cereal sales annually, but faces declining cereal sales and needs to adapt to changing consumer tastes to succeed long-term.
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- 2. Sample Products ● Honey Bunches of Oats ● Fruity Pebbles ● Power Bar
- 4. History
- 5. What Makes Them Special? ● Rapidly Buying Other Food Companies ● 2014 Net Cereal Sales
- 6. Competition ● Kellogg’s ● General Mills ● Pepsico (Quaker Oats)
- 7. Succeed or Fail? ● Cereal Sales Are Declining ● Multi-Billion Dollar Company ● Adaptation to Consumer Tastes