An activist group has called for a week-long boycott of General Mills products, including Cheerios, Häagen-Dazs, and Betty Crocker.

The continuing movement to remove additives from food will result in reformulation costs for companies. Using natural alternatives are "generally more expensive than synthetics," per Mizuho analyst ...

General Mills is an exemplary company for long-term investors focused on capital return, stable free cash flow and high ...

During the final days of former President Biden's term ... Makary started on April 1. While General Mills tried to remove artificial colors and flavors from Trix cereal in 2015, the original ...

I last wrote about General Mills when it acquired Tyson’s Pet Treat brands. We expect the firm to continue strategic tuck-in acquisitions, especially pet food and snacks. However, the firm has ...

The campaign calls on consumers to stop purchasing any items from General Mills during the boycott week (April 21 - 28), including popular brands like Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Häagen-Dazs ...

Through continued research, development, and marketing, we expect General Mills’ portfolio of strong brands to maintain an intangible edge. This investment helps products sell well, driving ...

Jefferies analyst Robert Dickerson reiterated a Hold rating on General Mills (GIS – Research Report ... Mondelez International, and Conagra Brands. According to TipRanks, Dickerson has an ...

Since General Mills bought Blue Buffalo in 2018, it has made four more pet acquisitions, including European brand Edgard & Cooper this year. Former General Mills exec David Clark called the ...

Some other big consumer-oriented brands ... cereal maker General Mills (GIS). Walmart's (WMT) shares ticked lower. Meanwhile, discretionary and tech shares are dropping, the former sector ...