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Topic: consumer spending

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Thursday, 7/2, 12:50 AM

General Mills Bets on Protein to Win Back Cautious Shoppers

  • The maker of Cheerios is leaning on protein-enriched cereals — and protein-forward pet food — to rekindle growth after a year in which sales slipped and the company took more than $1.8 billion in write-downs.
  • Investors, focused on an easing quarter and a new cost-cutting plan, sent the stock higher.

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