GENERAL MILLS
October 1st, 2002
BY PHILIP FINE
THE DOUGHBOY is getting thinner. Since acquiring biscuit and brownie maker
Pillsbury last year, General Mills has announced four plant closures. More
may be in store, according to a regulatory filing to Washington. The company says it is
evaluating plans to further consolidate manufacturing, warehouse and distribution activities.
ENDS
THE DOUGHBOY is getting thinner. Since acquiring biscuit and brownie maker
Pillsbury last year, General Mills has announced four plant closures. More
may be in store, according to a regulatory filing to Washington. The company says it is
evaluating plans to further consolidate manufacturing, warehouse and distribution activities.
ENDS
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