Kellogg Company (NYSE: K) yesterday reported that net earnings for the third quarter of 2001 were $150.3 million compared to last year's $181.9 million and earnings per share were $.37 compared to last year's $.45. Excluding the cost impact of integrating Keebler Foods Co., earnings per share were $.40, exceeding Kellogg's public forecasts made on that basis by $.03.
USA: Kellogg's EPS and cash flow exceed expectations
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