Kellogg and Reckitt Benckiser are the latest entrants in the race to acquire the consumer nutrition biz.

Kellogg India, which has been clocking double-digit growth over the past seven years (it doubled its business in volume during this period)...

Prior to Unilever, Anand was with another consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble where he worked across functions including marketing for In...

Anand, till now Global VP Unilever (Lipton) has been with Unilever for well over 5 years, prior to which he was with P&G as marketing direc...

Pendurkar has been working at transforming the company from being a pure-play breakfast cereal and cornflakes maker to a snacking company.

Byrant, who was on a three-day visit to Chennai last week, said India accounted for 10% of Asia-Pacific sales and was Kellogg’s.

While in-film product placements and co-promotion are not new, Kellogg's is taking it to another level by co-producing the four-part series...

In the Rs 700-crore Indian organised breakfast cereal market, where Kellogg holds more than 60% share, the brand is facing increased compet...

MNC breakfast cereal maker Kellogg India is investigating a possible bug contamination in a particular variant of its muesli range.

The company this week appointed Harpreet Singh Tibb from packaged goods giant Hindustan Unilever as its marketing director.

Kellogg India is taking a second shot at localising its India portfolio, more than a decade after a launch of coconut and elaichi variants ...

Breakfast food-maker Kelloggs on Wednesday said it plans to introduce more affordable products targeted at the mass market segment to penet...

After boycotting Cadbury in 2008 over margin differences, Kishore Biyani is at it again: this time it’s Kellogg’s at the receiving end.

Kellogg India is in the process of rolling out its relaunched muesli brand Extra and plans capacity expansion at its Taloja plant on an ong...

Through our communication we almost questioned the age-old Indian tradition of taking a heavy breakfast, says Kellogg India managing direct...

From Kellogg’s to Unilever, food majors are phasing out commercials that highlight unhealthy practices.

US cereal maker Kellogg's does not want Britannia to use the Tiger logo for products other than biscuits.