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General Mills Claims to Sell a 'First of Its Kind' Product That Has Been Eaten by Native Americans for Hundreds of Years

Epic Provisions, owned by the food giant, took credit for creating a buffalo meat and dried fruit bar, but Native Americans have been eating it for hundreds of years. Another company also debuted a similar product years before.

Stephen J. Bronner | 6 min read

				
General Mills Has Released Its First New Cereal in 15 Years -- Start Up Your Day RoundupPlus: Burger King combined a Whopper with a burrito.

				Lindsay Friedman
			
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Where on Earth Is Buzz? Why Honey Nut Cheerios Nixed Its Busy Bee.General Mills Canada aims to put a cause-marketing bee in your bonnet about the horrifying plight of our pollinating friends. But first, your contact information, please.

				Kim Lachance Shandrow
			
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Can Established Food Brands Stomach a Change in Customer Demands?When food giants acquire small brands, the results are a mixed bag.

				Corie Brown
			
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OK, You Can Sue Us: General Mills Scraps Controversial Terms of Service Updates  Bowing to customer outrage, the food giant has done an about-face on its terms of service.

				Nina Zipkin
			
					|			2 min read

General Mills

General Mills Claims to Sell a 'First of Its Kind' Product That Has Been Eaten by Native Americans for Hundreds of Years

General Mills Has Released Its First New Cereal in 15 Years -- Start Up Your Day Roundup

Where on Earth Is Buzz? Why Honey Nut Cheerios Nixed Its Busy Bee.

Can Established Food Brands Stomach a Change in Customer Demands?

OK, You Can Sue Us: General Mills Scraps Controversial Terms of Service Updates

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