In the Low-Carb Age, Does Cereal Have a Future? – Corporate Intelligence – WSJ

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Slow down.

The WSJ reports that General Mills is asking for other cereal makers to step it up a notch in the advertising game to help boost industry sales. Sales are reportedly slumping due to “lower-carb, higher-protein” foods that are more convenient. The below quote from the article says:

“Sitting down, pouring cereal and adding milk is simply just too inconvenient and perishable for today’s on-the-go crowd,” Mr. Fereday said.

In the Low-Carb Age, Does Cereal Have a Future? – Corporate Intelligence – WSJ

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Is our society so busy that the simple act of pouring a bowl of cereal is “too inconvenient”? While I am no fan of cereal for breakfast, it’s a sad commentary that an expert can say that sentence and be taken seriously. Research indicates that stress can have a negative impact on the bodies ability to control inflammation and that in turn “can promote the development and progression of disease.”

Do yourself a favor, take the time to eat a healthy breakfast made of real food.

This article was first published on September 20, 2013 and was recovered using AI and web.archive.org.

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