Kellogg might have found interested buyers for some of its cookie businesses.
Last year, Kellogg expressed plans to divest its Keebler, Famous Amos and fruit snacks segments. And now, Hostess Brands, B&G Foods and Ferrero have reportedly offered their first-round bids on the brands, according to a CNBC report citing people familiar with the matter. If the deal goes through, Kellogg could receive more than $1.5 billion from the sale proceeds. Some private equity firms are also reportedly eyeing the brands.
In recent years, we’ve witnessed Ferrero, Hostess and B&G focus on expanding their offerings, by acquiring various snacks/cookie brands. In 2017, Ferrero paid around $1 billion to buy Ferrara Candy Company, and followed it with a $2.8 billion purchase of Nestle's U.S. candy business. Hostess last year acquired breakfast brands the Big Texas and Cloverhill from Aryzta. B&G bought Green Giant from General Mills for $765 million in 2015 and McCann's Irish oatmeal from TreeHouse Foods for $32 million last year. However, no official announcement has been made yet by these companies about their reported interest in Kellogg’s cookie brands.
Meanwhile, Kellogg is also looking to sell its Murray and Mother's cookies.
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a company, which engages in the production and distribution of cereals, cookies, crackers and frozen foods
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