Nestle Cheerios cereal brings to Brazil
3/20/2017 -
Distributed in 45 countries of the Western continents, the breakfast cereal Cheerios Honey was released in Brazil and is now available for sale on the shelves of Pão de Açúcar and Extra markets, the State of São Paulo in Brazil. From April, will reach major retailers of the southern States. With the shape of the letter "O", the Honey Nut Cheerios contains fiber, vitamins, minerals and calcium and is composed of four whole grains (oats, rice, corn and wheat).
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Roof-shaped box
5/4/2016 -
The traditional breakfast cereal Nutry, the Nutrimental, won a new, modern and attractive packaging.
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Grain market takes up volume growth in Brazil
4/19/2016 -
In spite of the economic crisis have affected the consumption of many homes, a study conducted by Kantar Worldpanel: consumer points out that the cereal market resumed growth in 2015, registering a high of 4 percent in volume over the previous year. However, the value was below inflation.
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Breakfast cereal packaging Nutry undergoes renovation
11/25/2015 -
After a few years on the market, the breakfast cereal Nutry won a new packaging. The product, which possessed a laminated film packaging, count on a modern and attractive packing made of corrugated cardboard, which promises to draw even more attention from customers on supermarket shelves.
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Global food prices have strong fall in August, says FAO
9/11/2015 -
ROME-global food prices have dropped dramatically in August, pressured by a wide offer and by external factors including reduction in energy prices and concerns about the slowdown of China's economy, said on Thursday the United Nations food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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Kellogg's to see their brand architecture
8/12/2015 -
Kellogg's has revised its brand architecture and assumed Kellness portfolio, which now passes to be one line of the company and no longer a subtag of the holding. The change was carried out with a view to consumer trends, as the Brazilians ' quest for a healthy and balanced life.
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Kellogg will stop using artificial products in cereals and snacks
8/5/2015 -
Cereals Corn Flakes and Rice Krispies from Kellogg are ready to become totally natural soon.
109-year-old company, whose grains have been a popular choice of breakfast for decades, said on Tuesday that aims to stop using dyes and artificial flavors in their brands of cereals and snacks to the end of 2018.
The largest manufacturer of cereal for breakfast in the world is the latest in a series of u.s. food companies to bow to growing pressure to remove synthetic ingredients of products due t
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1.9 trillion food packaging were shipped worldwide in 2014
4/1/2015 -
The number of food packaging units sold globally increased 3%, reaching 1.9 trillion in 2014, according to data from Euromonitor International.
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Brazil is the fourth largest market for healthy products
3/12/2015 -
According to the Ministry of the environment, the Brazilian agriculture is seven years ago, the largest consumer of agrochemicals in the world. On the other hand – and there's a great irony – the Brazilian industrialized products manufactured with organic ingredients that have not had contact with synthetic pesticides and chemical fertilizers, as well as other features, such as the use of non-genetically modified seeds, growing 25 percent annually since 2009.
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NUTRY WANTS TO EXPAND MARKET WITH NEW LINES
10/20/2014 -
The brand is preparing to enlarge its market again, if structuring to compete in the segment of biscuits, breakfast cereals and granolas with companies like Nestle and Pepsico.
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JAZAM: ANOTHER UNMISSABLE RELEASE
10/15/2014 -
The company presents the Coloreti Mini Ball, a mini crispy cereal topped with a delicious chocolate flavor layer. The product is great for use in cake toppings, ice cream, cupcakes and more! In packs of 500 g, in Milk Chocolate, White Chocolate and mixed, the distribution of the Coloreti Mini Ball will be held in Mini markets, Bakeries, convenience stores, bars, Stalls/street vendors (to resell).
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Kellogg's Cornflakes spear-shaped ball
9/26/2014 -
Kellogg's launches a new format of Cornflakes. The Original Power version replaces the flakes by pellets. The product complements the line of breakfast cereals which already has the Original Chocolate Cornflakes Cereal options and Cornflake Chocolate Power.
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