Food companies going after Hispanic families

Posted on: May 9th, 2006
Filed Under: [ Business ] [ Hispanic News ]

“From “Tony el Tigre” on Frosted Flakes boxes to a Latin-dance exercise video, Kellogg is in hot pursuit of Hispanic grocery shoppers.

It’s not alone.

With young families and growing numbers, Hispanics are among the food industry’s most coveted customers. Kellogg Co., the nation’s dominant cereal maker, says it’s boosting marketing to Hispanics by 60 percent.”

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