US: Kellogg unveils 2007 NPDs
By: just-food.com | 8 February 2007
Kellogg said that it is increasing its focus on innovation in the convenience, heath and wellness categories in the coming year as the Battle Creek, Michigan-based cereal manufacturer unveils a swath of new product releases lined up for 2007.
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Kellogg said that it is increasing its focus on innovation in the convenience, heath and wellness categories in the coming year as the Battle Creek, Michigan-based cereal manufacturer unveils a swath of new product releases lined up for 2007.
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