Man finds secret message in Frosted Flakes box

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A retired employee (who refused to give his name) walks from the Kellogg's Canada plant in London, Ont., Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013 The plant will close by the end of 2014, resulting in the loss of more than 500 full-time jobs. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Dave Chidley

Kellogg to close London cereal factory next year ( With Video )

CBC News Posted: Dec 10, 2013 9:47 AM ET Last Updated: Dec 11, 2013 7:44 AM ET

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Kellogg's will close its breakfast cereal factory in London, Ont., next year, throwing 500 people out of work. The company announced that the iconic factory will be shuttered by the end of 2014 as part of a global cost-cutting strategy. "As with any project of this scope and one that impacts people, these are difficult decisions," Kellogg president John Bryant said. “We are very mindful of the impact these changes will have – particularly to our employees. As our employees and others would expect from Kellogg, we will help those who are impacted through their transitions." In addition to the London cereal plant, a snack-making facility in Charmhaven, Australia is being closed. In the same release, Kellogg announced it will expand a snack and cereal factory in Rayong, Thailand by early 2015.

where are my Kellogg's pop tarts made. What is going to happen when the Chinese workers get unions and demand higher wages. We have run out of countries with cheap labor.

More Canadian factory's closing down eh?

Don't eat Kelloggs. Boycott everything they produce. I have to tell you, Kelloggs line of food sucks anyway. Buy local or die.

originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
Shame. Some of the jobs will go to Belleville, Ontario according to Kellogg's, and the rest will go to China, to their Yihai Kerry joint venture. They're said to be expanding a major new facility in Rayong, Thailand for cereal and snack food production, which will certainly be closing additional Canadian plants then.

Fan-freaking-tastic! The world needs cereal and snack foods filled with melamine. That said, China's overpopulation issue certainly seems like a wonderful fit for a company founded by a lunatic Adventist who considered even sexual relations between a married man and his wife to be against God and proudly stated that he and his wife of 40+ years had never consumated their marriage. Have fun with that, Kellogg's, I'll continue not purchasing your crappy GMO "foods."

Kind of weird that they wrote on the bag though lol. Why didn't they just put a folded note into the box or something?

a reply to: kevinp2300

i love me some captain but it cuts the mouth ever so

I would love to see this story go viral folks. Not just for exposing what corporate-whores Kelloggs is but to also get some lime-light on those 3 workers that signed the bag.

How does one say "it's greEEEAT!" in Chinese?
Even basic foods are being processed overseas now?
This is madness, we are creating a web too easily broken all to squeeze a few dollars more out in profit.
Not to mention the lost jobs which will never return.
So what happens when there's no jobs left here and nobody can afford to buy anything at all?
The mad rush for profits won't seem so great after you've destroyed your market.

a reply to: Indigent

OK, tanks.

But, I just look at the pictures.

It takes to long to read all this.

originally posted by: Asktheanimals
How does one say "it's greEEEAT!" in Chinese?

這很棒！Zhè hěn bàng!

You asked lol.

I'd put it on Ebay. That there is a collector's item.

I wish I got messages in my cereal... the best I get is spelling swear words at myself with Alphabets.

a reply to: Indigent

I no longer eat any cereal containing corn,since they can no longer guarantee there isn't any GMO ingredients in it. Most cereals have mostly GMO ingredients in them now. I wouldn't feed that crap to a wild animal. I could make a very long list of cereals I no longer eat as a result of this, it really makes me angry since they are a lot of childhood memories in some of those cereals and its sad my son will never get a chance to try them either.

So I believe its their own choice to use inferior ingredients in their products that have caused their demise. In the run of a year I would normally purchase 50 to a 100 boxes of cereal a year I now buy maybe 12.

I have also come to find out my favorite oatmeal now contains GMO soy, well thats another one added to the list, it is so frustrating to me to find non-GMO products to feed my family.Way to go Monsantos for producing this garbage.

Well this leaves the market wide open for companies who wish to produce non-GMO products at a marked up price of coarse.

a reply to: Indigent

True and I'd like to know whats going to happen to all the employees who leave all our malls and retail stores doomed to close thanks to internet shopping. We are witnessing the end of the brick and mortar business.

As tragic as this is, and it is very sad...but when you consider there have been notes found accompanying items imported from other factories saying we are enslaved, abused and paid meager wages, if at all....we are children...

We have to decide what we will accept, allow and encourage.
We need to STOP calling "choosing our own future" rather than have it foist upon us, "socialism."

a reply to: DrakeINFERNO

Ya, thats why oops all berries is the way to go