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Kellogg’s launches Chocolate Flavour Corn Flakes

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Kellogg’s has expanded its offering with the introduction of new Chocolate Flavour Corn Flakes. It is one of the only times the brand has adapted its original Corn Flake since launching over 100 years ago. Emily Dutton, brand activation manager from Kellogg’s UKI said: “Corn…

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