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Ferrero Strikes Roughly $3 Billion Deal for Maker of Froot Loops, Frosted Flakes

The Italian candy maker behind Ferrero Rocher and Nutella is nearing a roughly $3 billion deal to buy the breakfast-cereal conglomerate WK Kellogg, according to people familiar with the matter. Ferrero,

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It’s official: The company behind Nutella is buying the maker of Froot Loops

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Italy's Ferrero nears deal to buy Froot Loops maker WK Kellogg

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Italy’s Ferrero agrees to buy Kellogg in $3.1-billion deal

Ferrero International SA agreed to acquire WK Kellogg Co. for an enterprise value of $3.1 billion, pushing the Italian family-owned candy business further into the lucrative US market.

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Nutella-maker Ferrero to gobble up cereal giant Kellogg for $3.1 billion

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Ferrero to take over US breakfast cereal giant Kellogg

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Breakfast cereal sales declined for decades before Kellogg’s sale to Italian company

U.S. sales of the colorfully packaged morning staple have been in a decades-long decline, a trend back in the spotlight with news that Italian confectioner Ferrero Group plans to purchase the American...

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International candy giant to acquire Kelloggs cereal brand in $3 billion deal

Italy's Ferrero to buy Kellogg for $3.1 billion, but regional HQ to stay in Battle Creek

The transaction marks the end of Battle Creek's run as a quintessential company town in Michigan, where the name "Kellogg" graces almost everything.

Khloé Kardashian Says Cereal 'Tastes So Much Better at Night' — and Reveals the Nostalgic Brand She Wants to 'Vibe with' Again

I want cereal at night, no one’s around me, and I’m, like, watching a TV show," the reality star said on her podcast. "And I want it to be a sugary kids’ cereal”

Do Froot Loops taste different without artificial dyes?

With the FDA banning some artificial food dyes, Froot Loops could lose their rainbow. 🌈 We blind taste-tested the U.S. version against two dye-free formulas to find out — does color actually change the flavor?