Kellogg’s CEO faces backlash for saying people should eat cereal for dinner to save money
- Kellogg's CEO suggested eating cereal for dinner as a cost-saving measure during inflation, leading to backlash on social media.
- Consumers spent 11.3% of their disposable income on food in 2022, the highest since 1991. Food companies raised prices due to increased costs.
- Some consumers criticized the CEO for the suggestion, calling it tone-deaf, as cereal prices increased by 28% since 2020. Boycott calls followed.
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