Thread regarding Mondelez International Inc. layoffs

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BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (WOOD) — Battle Creek-based cereal giant Kellogg says it is thinking of shedding its cookie brands, including the popular Keebler brand.

Kellogg says in order to focus on its core businesses, it may try to sell the Keebler, Famous Amos, Mother's and Murray brands. It will also sell off its fruit snack brands.

Kellogg says it will also reorganize and streamline some operations starting in January. In a Monday statement, Kellogg CEO Steve Cahillane said the changes would make the company "more agile" and "better focused on growing demand for our foods

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Remember it's not how much money you make. It's how much you spend.... Think for one second about how much a DSD system costs to opperate.

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Post ID: @1dmm+W7zNArd

Companies sell off divisions all the time! It’s a part of doing business. Ask yourself, it is most profitable to do so when numbers at the bottom or top? Stupid point people. Keebler cookies and crackers are up, this decision would be done to focus on growing back their cereal business.

One of Mondelez growth strategies for 2019 is to acquire niche companies to fill out our portfolio of healthy snacks. Other companies have been doing this for years now, educate yourselves and look to see how many of these smaller niche companies have been acquired in the past 5 years. Mondelez sat on their hands and kept trying to reinvent the Oreo. You think we bought Tates when they were worthless? Haha! That would be brilliant but the investors at Tate’s sold when Tates was riding high. Keebler is no different!

All this talk about Keebler is simply a smoke screen to divert attention away from the inevitable direction away from dsd at Mondelez. Important to try to keep Mondelez people focused.

For those that fall for it, pathetic! Educate yourselves. Not much longer, preplanning has been in place for years. Pushing 40 plus deliveries into the next day isn’t a result of a wise decision. No fix and this has been going on for years now! Why? Cause the fix is right around the corner when we are going warehouse. So obvious!

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Post ID: @1swp+W7zNArd

Keener???? 😜😂

Who cares. Doesn't effect Nabisco. If anything it tells you that DSD is a money maker! We're committed to DSD. They need us!

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Post ID: @1dgg+W7zNArd

I agree, stop talking about other companies, talk about ours. They do so for a reason! Wise up!

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Post ID: @1qaf+W7zNArd

Their cereal line has been tanking for years,they should have sold off the "Snack division-DSD" when it was worth something

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Post ID: @opb+W7zNArd

They can restructure their restructured company for the 12th time. They can spend a million dollars to save a dime. Close down sell off what little valuable assets they have left. All this will not sell one more box of corn flakes....

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Post ID: @zgu+W7zNArd

Cookies and cracker are doing well, breakfast division way down. Read the article. Managements way off deflecting attention.

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Post ID: @cqs+W7zNArd

Keebler is doing so good with there cookie brand they want to sell it. Non DSD is working well for them 🤣https://www.wsj.com/articles/kellogg-considers-selling-its-fruit-snacks-and-cookies-businesses-1542061180

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Post ID: @edf+W7zNArd

That's what they said at Kraft Foods.😊

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Post ID: @sdy+W7zNArd

Big deal! We're not Keebler!! Nabisco is a totally different rub company!! We're not going anywhere

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