U.S. breakfast cereal giant Kellogg said on Tuesday it plans to split into three separate companies, with a stock market listing for each.
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The new structure will include a group dealing with international sales of snacks, cereals and noodles as well as frozen breakfasts in North America, a company focused on the sale of cereals in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean and finally an entity specializing in the sale of products of plant origin.
