The Golden Valley-based consumer food company reports an overall down quarter, reaffirms full-year fiscal 2026 outlook.
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The Golden Valley-based company is set to launch fresh pet food line and bring a European brand to the states.
The state holds steady with 17 companies on the 2025 list, but half of them saw revenue declines in fiscal 2024.
The Golden Valley-based food giant says it’s part of a move to sharpen focus on other products that “have stronger growth prospects and more attractive margins.”
G-Works launches a home delivery school lunch kit.
The Minnesota food giant was among the investors in a recent $42 million fundraising round for California-based startup BeeHero.
After calling out Minnesota’s corporate community for ignoring local Black-owned media, Target, General Mills and others sign on to Brundidge's local podcast network, and go beyond traditional advertising spots.
The Golden Valley-based food giant will not follow competitor Kellogg’s into a split into separate companies.
The Golden Valley-based food giant plans to sell the iconic brands to an Ohio-based food company.
Describing food as a "human right," Minnesota-based Cargill and General Mills are continuing limited operations in Russia despite sanctions.
Through its venture capital arm 301 Inc., General Mills has invested in two venture capital funds founded by women of color.
Rise Bagel Co. debuts Bold Cultr, a “cream cheese” that’s free of lactose and animal products, but is said to taste more like the real thing.
The Golden Valley-based food giant is among the investors in a $6 million Series A raise for vegan burger startup Everything Legendary
With venture funding driving entrepreneurship today, Minnesota's big businesses want to create internal startup cultures to reconnect with their inventive roots.
The Golden Valley-based food giant expects to lay off over 700 workers in the United States and Canada.
Company’s pet food sales is fastest-growing division.
The company said that changes in shopper behaviors will lead to “ongoing elevated consumer demand for food at home.”
New York City-based Pet Plate has raised $9 million in a funding round backed by 301 INC, General Mills’ venture capital arm.