Month: March 2013

Eating a good breakfast that includes milk – like in a bowl of cereal –gives kids high-quality protein, other essential nutrients and energy they need to fuel active successful days.  Unfortunately, nearly one in five kids across our communities go without breakfast every day[1]. In fact, research shows that breakfast can help kick-start a child's metabolism, energy and focus for learning[2] and can help set them up for a more successful day.[3],[4] In honor of National Breakfast Week, the National Milk Mustache "got milk?®" Campaign is partnering with Kellogg's®  and Action For Healthy Kids®  to help share breakfast with milk with children in need as part of the third annual Share Breakfast™ program. …

The happy egg co. is expanding distribution of its Free Range eggs to include 38 Whole Foods Market stores in Northern California. …

Stonyfield, the world's leading organic yogurt maker, has changed the name of its Greek yogurt from Organic Oikos Greek to Stonyfield Greek. The change will help fans of pure, certified organic yogurt from the Stonyfield brand know they are getting the quality they seek in a Greek yogurt. With this name change, Stonyfield Greek packaging is getting a fresh update with a brilliant bright blue finish and a more prominent Stonyfield logo. …