Kellogg is one of the largest and most famous food companies in the world, with a strong global presence. But it’s not alone in the food industry. In fact, many other major corporations compete with Kellogg for market share and customers alike.
One of the biggest competitors of Kellogg is General Mills. Established in 1866 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, General Mills is a multinational manufacturer and marketer of branded consumer foods sold through retail stores. It has portfolio of more than 100 brands including Cheerios cereal, Lucky Charms cereal, Nature Valley bars, Betty Crocker baking products, Yoplait yogurt, Progresso soups, Old El Paso Mexican food products and Häagen-Dazs ice cream. The company also produces vegetable oils under its Pillsbury name.
A second major competitor for Kellogg is Nestle S.A., one of the world’s leading nutrition, health and wellness companies with roots dating back to 1866 when Henri Nestlé developed his first product – Farine Lactée infant cereal. Today Nestle employs over 339,000 people in nearly 191 countries worldwide across eight major segments: infant nutrition; bottled water; dairy; confectionery; beverages; frozen meals; pet care; breakfast cereals and snacks. Major brands include Nescafé coffee, KitKat candy bar, Carnation condensed milk and La Lechera condensed milk.
Kellogg also finds competition from Post Holdings Inc., another American consumer packaged goods holding company headquartered in St Louis Missouri that produces ready-to-eat cereals such as Honey Bunches of Oatsand Raisin Bran among others under its Post brand as well as private label store brands for various grocery retailers across the US and Canada.
The last big competitor for Kellogg is PepsiCo Inc., an American multinational food, snack & beverage corporation founded in 1965 that sells a wide variety of salty snacks including Frito-Lay chips and Fritos corn chips as well as beverages including Mountain Dew sugar sodas to consumers around the globe through retail outlets like grocery stores or convenience stores on every continent but Antarctica! Their other brands include Doritos chips Gatorade sports drinks Quaker oatmeal Aquafina bottled water Tropicana juices Lay’s potato chips Tostitos corn chips Sierra Mist soda Mirinda lemonade Lays BBQ flavored potato chips Lipton teas Tropicana Twister juice SoBe energy drinks SunChips multigrain snacks Baked! Lay’s potato crisps Naked Juice smoothies Pure Leaf teas Ruffles potato chips Sabra hummus dip Pepsi cola soft drink Cheetos cheese flavored snacks Starbucks Coffee Frappuccino blended coffee beverages Gatorade Zero Thirst Quencher sports drink Propel fitness waters Walkers Crisps snack sticks Squirt citrus carbonated soft drink 7UP lemon lime soda Dr Pepper Cherry flavor soda etc…
In conclusion all these large companies form intense competition for Kellogg with each offering unique products and strategies aimed at capturing customer loyalty worldwide as they struggle to maintain their position at the top of the food industry hierarchy against their respective rivals .
