While delivering a familiar format, Nutri-Grain Crunchy offers a convenient, mess-free bite and checks a range of nutrition boxes, including fiber, whole grains, peanut-free and non-GMO.
In the U.S., Mars produces more than 40 brands and employ over 70,000 associates who operate 38 factories in addition to veterinary clinics, labs and 16 regional offices.
Backed by a five-year, $5 million investment, the plan will fund techniques — powered by genomic science — to grow hardier peanut varieties that can stand up to pressure from pests, disease and unpredictable weather.
The company has already invested $240 million in a Nature’s Bakery facility in Utah, as well as $450 million in a Royal Canin dry pet food facility in Ohio.
The proposed $36 billion acquisition has received all but one of 28 required regulatory clearances. Antitrust review by the European Commission is ongoing.
The Farmer Forward program is a cornerstone of the company’s Moo’ving Dairy Forward initiative – a multimillion-dollar platform to drive investment in new technologies and partnerships to cut GHG emissions across Mars’ global dairy supply chain.