Re:11-week Kellogg’s strike to end after multi-year agreemen...
by chrisseaton on Tuesday December 21, 2021 @10:19PM
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That's the funny thing - in the UK the cereal isle isn't a thing any more, it's gotten smaller and smaller and now it's just a few metres of shelving.
Re:11-week Kellogg’s strike to end after multi-year agreemen...
by silisili on Tuesday December 21, 2021 @10:28PM
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Ah, I didn't even think about other countries. Apologies.
Here in the US, I can't think of a typical supermarket I've been to that doesn't devote an entire side of one aisle to it, even today.
I don't know your experience, but we grew up low middle class at best and ate tons of cereal.
Now that I'm older and more affluent, I guess I don't personally know anyone who really eats it anymore. But I also don't really know many kids, either.
I assume it's still selling, supermarkets aren't dumb enough to devote an entire aisle to something nobody is buying.