General Mills , which owns popular food brands such as Lucky Charms, Cheerios, and Betty Crocker, recently suffered a ...

General Mills (GIS) , which owns popular food brands such as Lucky Charms, Cheerios ... recently organized seven-day boycotts of Amazon, Walmart, and Nestlé, has just chosen General Mills ...

Boycotts of several major companies have swept across the United States in March and April, and many are still grappling with continued backlash from groups protesting alleged corporate malpractice ...

From peanut butter to Lucky Charms and beyond ... clicked in my head that Americanas supposed to be emulating the Walmart way of doing things. Here in the Netherlands, I've seen more and more ...

Beloved products like Lucky Charms and Fruit Loops won't look the same soon. That's because the U.S. government is phasing out the use of petroleum-based synthetic dyes, according to CNBC.

Organizers recently urged residents to avoid food items such as Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Nature Valley, Yoplait and more.

Last month, Lucky Charms cereal maker General Mills (GIS) issued a downbeat outlook following a “slowdown in U.S. snacking categories, and softer demand in U.S. away-from-home food channels." ...

For just $2 more, fans can upgrade their Chocolate, Strawberry, or Vanilla shake with a crunchy, nostalgic topping of Lucky Charms cereal—perfect for pairing with Mini Sliders. “At Dave’s ...

Organizers urge New Jersey residents to avoid food items such as Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Nature Valley, Yoplait, more. Here's what to know.