Childrens Rights


Kellogg's take the rights and freedoms of children very seriously.

In communicating with children, Kellogg is especially mindful of the need to protect their personal privacy. It is for this reason that we will ask for confirmation of date of birth at the point of registering for any promotion on the website. Information from any users who are under 16 cannot be held in our database and so those under 16 will not be able to register. We include several notices asking children to get parental permission before providing any personal information. Personal information may include name, address, email address, age, etc.

We may also occasionally ask, on a voluntary basis and with parental permission, if appropriate, for personal information for our internal use, such as marketing and research. We'll maintain your privacy and will not sell or provide this information to third parties. Only those who ask to be added to our updates list or who ask for information from us will receive email communications from us.

K Facts...

Fortified breakfast cereals are the single biggest source of iron (26%) in a young persons’ diet providing more iron than meat. More Facts?

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K Facts...

1 out of 7 children regularily skip breakfast reducing potential in morning lessons. More facts?

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Breakfast - the most important meal of the day

People who eat breakfast every day tend to perform
better. Eating slow energy release carbohydrates
in the morning can improve mental and physical
performance through till lunchtime.

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Rice Krispie Squares

- As seen on TV: "It’s all lies!"
- A Rice Krispies Squares is sold every 2 seconds in the UK
- Available in a great range of flavours

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Food for Thought

Your conferencing guests may have missed breakfast because of time pressures. Consider offering a To Go breakfast solution.

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