General Mills

General Mills has pioneered the use of open innovation in the packaged grocery trade

What does General Mills have in its innovation pipeline?

By Elaine Watson

A raft of new products from whole-grain pizza crusts under the Pillsbury brand to a Cascadian Farm granola packed with ancient grains, will hit stores this summer as General Mills ramps up its new product development activities.

General Mills on fruit snacks lawsuit: ‘We stand behind our claims’

General Mills on fruit snacks lawsuit: ‘We stand behind our claims’

By Elaine Watson

General Mills has defended its fruit snacks after lobby group The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) and law firm Reese Richman launched a class action against the food giant accusing it of presenting products that were “little better than...

General Mills: Open innovation will move from one-to-one to ‘many-to-many’

Interview, Jeff Bellairs, General Mills

General Mills: Open innovation will move from one-to-one to ‘many-to-many’

By Elaine Watson

The next generation of open innovation projects will move from one-to-one partnerships to ‘many-to-many’ collaborations involving multiple partners in a bid to bring game-changing new products to market more quickly, General Mills has predicted.

The Yo-Plus case was not prompted by FDA or FTC

Class action lawsuits set to ‘explode’ in health claims arena

By Elaine Watson

A potent combination of lawyers on the make, a rise in activism from consumer lobby groups and food manufacturers pushing the envelope with more aggressive health claims is set to prompt an “explosion” in class action lawsuits in the coming years, according...

General Mills pushes case for Cheerios claim

General Mills pushes case for Cheerios claim

By Guy Montague-Jones

General Mills has responded to a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) letter asking for more evidence to support a revised health claim regarding the impact of Cheerios on cholesterol levels.

Smart Choices labeling program suspended

Smart Choices labeling program suspended

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

The Smart Choices labeling program has been suspended just days after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it would examine whether front-of-pack nutrition claims are potentially misleading.

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