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General Mills

General Mills is a global packaged-food company that produces snacks, cereal, convenient meals, dough, baking mixes and ingredients, pet food, and superpremium ice cream. Its largest brands are Nature Valley, Cheerios, Old El Paso, Pillsbury, Betty Crocker, Blue Buffalo, and Haagen-Dazs. In fiscal 2025, 81% of its revenue was derived from the United States, although the company also operates in Canada, Europe, Australia, Asia, and Latin America. Although most of General Mills' products are sold through retail stores to consumers, the company also sells products to the foodservice channel and the commercial baking industry.www.generalmills.com

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Oct 31, 2026

JLGUEST
68:31
Yeah, that was pretty big.
JLGUEST
68:33
Or otherwise, like the General Mills plant in Minneapolis is kind of cool because it's like all these giant, like they built the new one on top of the old one.
JLGUEST
68:43
So they had these huge things where barges used to go into and you could get in through there and you can go up.
JLGUEST
68:48
It was like a Castlevania level, because they had these old gear things from the mills, and you had to kind of climb from them to get up into the new general mills.
JLGUEST
68:58
They basically built on top of the old one.
Robert HerrHOST
69:00
You were just dying to be a part of a horror movie, weren't you? Um...
RobHOST
27:54
And I think it's one of the best ones.
RobHOST
27:55
I also think that way about the General Mills collection.
RobHOST
27:59
They have the like hieroglyphic holofoil.
RobHOST
28:02
And I've shown you, like I've got the hieroglyphic holo Pikachu.
Brandon GomezCORRESPONDENT
13:25
Walmart, Coca-Cola each rose nearly 2%.
Brandon GomezCORRESPONDENT
13:28
Among the best-performing names in the winning basket today, though, Constellation Brands, General Mills, PepsiCo, and Colgate Palm Olive.
Brandon GomezCORRESPONDENT
13:36
A clear bid for steadier everyday consumer businesses.
Brandon GomezCORRESPONDENT
13:38
The question now, though, is whether rotation lasts if tech stabilizes.
Brandon GomezCORRESPONDENT
14:18
And exactly to your point, those input costs.
Brandon GomezCORRESPONDENT
14:20
If you look at some of these charts going out year to date, I pulled some of the ones who are winners today.
Brandon GomezCORRESPONDENT
14:24
Consolation Brands, General Mills, PepsiCo, Hershey, Hormel, McCormick.
Brandon GomezCORRESPONDENT
14:28
Those are all down year to date because the fundamentals don't support to your point there.
Miriam DelicadoGUEST
30:21
Who made that decision? So this is a really simple thing.
Miriam DelicadoGUEST
30:26
General Mills.
Miriam DelicadoGUEST
30:27
General Mills.
Miriam DelicadoGUEST
30:28
Someone who wanted five bucks for the cereal in the morning.
Miriam DelicadoGUEST
30:31
So please, let's think about this.
Jake RockatanskyHOST
45:49
And also, who says giving everything over to Palantir makes us...
Jake RockatanskyHOST
45:52
That's like if we were to trust, I don't know, General Mills with all cereals.
Liv AgarHOST
45:56
I'm confused about the mention of AI slop.
Liv AgarHOST
45:59
Is he saying that people who believe that AI is slop don't like us? Or are they like...
Connie SteeleGUEST
9:54
So my path was charted.
Connie SteeleGUEST
9:56
I just had to figure out what grad school would give me relevant experience, not academic experience, such that I would be attractive to a company like a Procter & Gamble, to General Mills, Clorox, what have you.
Connie SteeleGUEST
10:10
But I had to create that path.
Connie SteeleGUEST
10:12
I knew that nobody else could because my parents did not come from that kind of background.
Connie SteeleGUEST
13:23
And some of that is find the right people who can help you ultimately identify.
Connie SteeleGUEST
13:27
that path.
Connie SteeleGUEST
13:28
So even though I knew I was going into market research, right, and then after going to grad school, getting a master's degree in applied statistics, and I knew I needed an applied degree, and I ended up starting off my career in consumer packaged goods at General Mills.
Connie SteeleGUEST
13:42
And it was great.
Mike BurwellGUEST
1:43
And he saw the devastation that that hurricane had done to that country.
Mike BurwellGUEST
1:48
And he came back here and he got with some of his constituents from Archer Daniels, General Mills, and Cargill.
Mike BurwellGUEST
1:53
And they put together the food packet that we still package today.
Mike BurwellGUEST
1:59
And that's how all of this kind of got started.

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Mike BurwellGUEST
17:56
But in most countries, most people's diets aren't like ours.
Mike BurwellGUEST
18:01
And so the kids were throwing up as a result of eating that type of food.
Mike BurwellGUEST
18:06
So that's why they really came back and got with the food scientists from Archer Daniels, General Mills, and Cargill just to make that food so that it would be adequate to sustain life-supporting or life-sustaining food for people of any culture.
Lucy Ann LanceHOST
18:22
A lot of thought has gone into this.
Alex GoreHOST
6:54
Okay, who funded that? Oof-da.
Alex GoreHOST
6:57
Oh, Kellogg funded that? General Mills funded that?
Lance CaykoHOST
6:59
Got it.
Lance CaykoHOST
7:00
Got it.
Sonia ThompsonHOST
12:27
The very first article I published for my Forbes column was why African American consumers are often the lead consumer for brands.
Sonia ThompsonHOST
12:35
And in it, I gave examples from McDonald's, Ford, General Mills, they were using African American consumers as the lead consumer in their general market campaigns, why were they doing this? And I had a number of different quotes.
Sonia ThompsonHOST
12:47
I'll link this article in the show notes for you, was because they recognize that African-American consumers specifically, even though in the US they're just 13% of the population, they had a lot of influence with other people who were not African-American.
Sonia ThompsonHOST
13:01
These brands realized this and they were using this particular community and the influence they had to help grow their brand.
Zac ChoiGUEST
2:23
I moved to, I guess, big brands.
Zac ChoiGUEST
2:25
So I worked at General Mills, followed by Clorox, where I was working on category management, merchandising, analytics, trade and promotion strategy, pricing, et cetera.
Zac ChoiGUEST
2:34
And so really interesting work spread across a lot of brands that I think We're all very familiar with from Cheerios to bleach.
Zac ChoiGUEST
2:42
I ran category services for cat litter at one point.

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