Tag: Kellogg

Trial Launched To Repopulate Endangered Bird And Enhance Biodiversity On Wheat Farms

Stuart Mitchell

A new three-year trial is underway which aims to bring back the yellowhammer – one of the iconic farmland bird species under severe threat in the UK. Since 1970, the yellowhammer population has dropped by over 50 per cent¹ due to there being fewer food sources available to them. Mainly found on farmland, due to its need for thick hedges for nesting, ready supply of grains and insects for food, modern farming practises have resulted in the species depleting. The native bird is known for its distinctive song, which is…

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Kellogg and Albertsons Companies join forces to feed children in need

Stuart Mitchell

Kellogg Company and Albertsons Companies, one of the largest food and drug retailers in the United States, have teamed up for the third year to tackle the ongoing issue of childhood hunger in the communities they serve. As part of Kellogg’s™ Better Days Promise environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy, the company has donated $100,000 to the effort. Long-time partner, No Kid Hungry, will receive $50,000, which can help provide 500,000 meals* through donations that help support programs that provide meals to kids. Another $25,000 will be donated to Albertsons…

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Kellogg Releases Features 2021 ED&I Annual Report

Stuart Mitchell

Kellogg Company has announced the launch of Features 2021, its annual equity, diversity and inclusion (ED&I) report. The 12th edition of the report highlights the outcomes of its ED&I initiatives in the workplace, marketplace, and community. ED&I is a top priority in every region and country in which Kellogg operates and is a core component of the company’s Better Days ESG strategy, which aims to create better days for three billion people by 2030. The report showcases stories from around the world in which Kellogg and its employees demonstrate a…

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Kellogg feeds, educates 500 Guatemalan children struggling with hunger

Stuart Mitchell

Kellogg Company has announced the completion of a feeding and educational program, Better Days to Grow Together. The social and educational program aimed to help girls and boys and their families in Guatemala build new habits and improve their quality of life. The program supports our Better Days global purpose platform to create better days for 3 billion people by the end of 2030, including reaching children worldwide through feeding programs.  A staggering 1-in-2 children suffers from malnutrition in Guatemala, which ranks first in Latin America and sixth in the world…

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Kellogg Introduces New Measures For Staff Experiencing The Menopause, Pregnancy Loss And Fertility Treatment

Stuart Mitchell

Kellogg is to give more workplace assistance to those experiencing the menopause and will train managers on how to talk to staff about the subject. There will also be extra paid time off and support for fertility treatment and pregnancy loss, including for partners and those using a surrogate mother. In a raft of new measures, the cereal giant, which employs 1,500 people in its UK factories and head office in Manchester, wants to break the silence on issues often not discussed in the workplace. Kellogg has committed to training…

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