I need to know from the ground up how to get a cereal on the market, and I want General Mills to produce it as one of their cereal lines for various reasons.  I don't even know where to begin!
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You can give them new ideas at their website:\n\nhttp://consumercontacts.generalmills.com/ConsolidatedContact.aspx?page=http://www.generalmills.com/corporate\n\nAlthough, what exactly you'd say to them I have no idea.  I suppose you should have a recipe ready.
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I do occasionally chocolate and cereal bars and a few other things.... but they are expensive, although they don't need to be the supermarkets still make the same profit on these items as they do on the standard produce all the expense is passed on to the consumer.\n\nToo much greed from the big chain stores as if 100+% profit isn't enough.  If you don't live in a city try shopping in local farm stores they have good value, fresh and even chemical free produce that won't slowly kill you :)
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Try WW Grainger.  If they don't have them they will point you in the right direction.
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You would really have a hard job there.  To find these products you must visit the places that African and Jamaican sellers are.  And they are basically all over the place.  It's like finding a needle in a haystack.  Talk to African people and also Jamaican people.  These are the ones that would know where to go to find their products.
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at the market?  so you mean a food product? or some type of hardware/metal?  a can or glass jar?  I'm trying to understand blindly here?  give me some more info so I can help you more. (I also must convert your temperatures) but be as specific about what materials you refer to please? email yahoo aplacefortess or addme to live chat. good luck
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yeah wal mart does...and i saw it at food basics a couple of months ago. you can also try EBay
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what are you looking for exactly. how to grow it at how . give me some details and iam sure i can help.
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A few years ago I ate some cereal that on the box it didn't say anything about having prizes in it. When I got to the bottem of the box there was a bobble doll. Not sure who it is, just a baseball player. Despite who this sports figure is, I still have it sitting in my house.
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All I've heard is that 'there's good rockin' tonight'.\n\nGotta go...got this sudden urge for some 'cream of wheat' cereal.\n\nBy the way 'keypitreal' thank you sooo much for enlightening all of us. If only all of us could be as intelligent as you. Stupid me...I though 'trailertrash' was joking...I feel so stupid now.
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Sounds like you are doing really good, but what kind of bread and cereal do you eat? make sure its whole grain, because the white kind isnt good for you.
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fruit is always a good solution. and whole grain stuff is good too. \nhere's a website to help: <www.onthetable.net/news.html>
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Subsidies for not growing grain on all of their acreage that go to agribusiness companies like Archer Daniels Midland. Tax dollars go to them that came out of your pocket. The price you pay for things like bread and cereal that are made from grain stay high because there is less grain available and less competition in the market to lower prices.
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The previous definitions of mass and volume are correct.  As far as cereal goes, have you ever opened a box of cereal and noticed that it looks like the box is only 2/3 full?  It didn't come from the plant that way.  During shipment, the cereal settles, so it takes up less space when you get it home than it did when it left the plant.  It's the same amount (mass) of cereal, just taking up a different amount of space (volume).  If they sold it by volume, what would have been true when the cereal left the plant would be false advertising by the time it got to you.  In general, solids are sold by weight and fluids are sold by volume.\n\nFor the mass of a given volume of water, use the basic formula of 1 kg/L (1 g/mL).
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http://www.oatmealmedia.net
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Theres the corvette plant. they also have dana and continetal mills which ship and make many food products.\n\nNo sorry i dont have any candy
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You've got competition there. "English Town" and "Tell me More" are already well established in these markets.  However, if you want to get in on the action best to try the esl websites which may have some productive advice than you will find here.