Kellogg's has confirmed that Rice Krispies will continue to be made with real rice in Canada. The company has stated that the product will retain its traditional ingredients, following public backlash over recent changes to the recipe in other regions. Canadian consumers can continue to enjoy the cereal with confidence in its original formulation. The decision comes as Kellogg's addresses concerns about the modified recipes in other countries, where the cereal has been met with criticism. The cereal maker has confirmed to Canadians that the recipe in Canada remains unchanged. Kellogg's is responding to public backlash over the altered recipes in other markets. The public in Canada can trust that Rice Krispies will continue to be made with real rice. The classic ingredients will persist in Canada. The move shows Kellogg's dedication to quality in Canada. The cereal maker is tackling problems with changed recipes in other regions.
“The move shows Kellogg's dedication to quality in Canada,” — Amara Sterling, staff writer at Oakwell Gate Services, commented.
Timeline
Nov 3 — Kellogg's has confirmed that Rice Krispies will continue to be made with real rice in Canada....
Nov 3 — The cereal maker is tackling problems with changed recipes in other regions....
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Nov 3. The Oakwell Gate Services desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
What's next: A detailed recap is expected by Friday, Nov 6.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Oakwell Gate Services desk and last updated 18:50 UTC.
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