"Controversy Over Kellogg's 'Cereal for Dinner' Campaign Sparks Boycott and Price Increase Concerns"

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Outraged consumers are calling for a boycott of Kellogg's products after the CEO suggested eating cereal for dinner amid inflation, despite the company's own price increases. The proposed boycott on TikTok aims to send a message to Kellogg's and demands lower prices, with consumers expressing frustration over the company's profit-driven price hikes. Critics argue that corporate profiteering is contributing to higher consumer prices, particularly affecting low-income families, while the CEO's comments are seen as out of touch with the economic challenges faced by many.
- Kellogg’s ‘cereal for dinner’ controversy and price increases spur boycott calls MarketWatch
- It's Been 30 Years Since Food Ate Up This Much of Your Income The Wall Street Journal
- GIVE CHICKEN THE NIGHT OFF: KELLOGG GIVES FAMILIES A CHANCE TO WIN $5,000 WHEN THEY ADD CEREAL TO THEIR DINNERTIME ROTATION PR Newswire
- Let them eat Flakes: Kellogg’s CEO says poor families should consider ‘cereal for dinner’ The Guardian US
- Kellogg and PepsiCo are urging Gen Z to eat Doritos and cereal for dinner Fortune
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