Topic: Kellogg Company - CSMonitor.com

Pop-Tarts' new flavors: Will they woo adults?

Pop-Tarts' new flavors may be part of the Kellogg corporation's efforts to win back adults, who have drifted away from the breakfast market, by piling on the nutrition.

First lady's anti-obesity campaign ignites change in food industry

Special K recall: Red Berries cereal may contain glass

Stocks up following jump in home prices

Stocks rise on strong economic data

Kellogg Company recalls Mini-Wheats. Metal fragments in cereal.

The 20 most fascinating accidental inventions

30 Olympic questions spilling out of the XXXth Games

Does Olympic gold light a path to riches? Not for everyone.

Stocks slump as Europe dithers

Amid unusually widespread drought, warnings on food prices

Stocks fall on worries over European stability

Kellogg to buy Pringles brand for $2.7 billion

Stocks close higher, Dow ends above 12,000

Stocks end lower in selloff as silver, oil slide

iTunes: Spend 99 cents, win $10,000 – with a big catch

Eggs. Shrek glasses. Sure, but what was the top recall of 2010?

Food price inflation isn't theoretical anymore

Food safety: How to keep our global menu off the recall list

Can a video game help us adapt to climate change?

Pop-Tarts Sushi fuels Pop-Tarts mania at flagship store

Kellogg cereal recall due to unusual smells in box liners

Kellogg's cereal smells, tastes weird and could be toxic (but it's otherwise fine)

Kellogg recall: Apple Jacks, Corn Pops, Froot Loops, Honey Smacks recalled

Happy Meals not so happy? Happy Meal toys come under fire.