We Are Always Working to Make Your Breakfast Better
Here are some examples of how we're working to make your breakfast better.

1. All of our products with the green banner now have whole grain as the number one ingredient and are at least a source of fibre - many are high in fibre.
Find out more about the Nestlé Cereals green banner
2. Honey Cheerios and Nesquik
We’ve reduced sugar by at least 30% in Honey Cheerios and Nesquik. Since the end of 2015, there is no more than 9 grams (around two teaspoons) of sugar per 30 grams serving in all of our cereals popular with children and teens.[1]
3. Multigrain Cheerios and Curiously Cinnamon
Multigrain Cheerios and Curiously Cinnamon are fortified with Vitamin D which helps maintains healthy bones and teeth.
We’ve Made Whole Grain Our Number One Ingredient
We’re working to get the most out of the natural grain. It’s a little thing that makes a big difference.
Look for the green banner on each pack of Nestlé Cereals to help you and your family get whole grain.
Every Nestlé Cereal with the green banner contains at least 8 grams of whole grain per serving and has whole grain as the number one ingredient. Whole grains have more nutrients than the refined flour. [2]

Did you
know?

A whole lot of grains
One bushel of wheat contains around a million individual whole grain kernels.

Oh mummy!
Egyptians used to bury mummies with necklaces made from barley, and in 1324 King Edward II of England set the standard for the measurement - making the ‘inch’ equal to ‘three grains of barley, dry and round, placed end-to-end lengthwise’.
We sifted out sugar and shook out salt
Footnotes
- Nesquik: 38.0% sugar (2003) to 25.1% (34% reduction). Honey Cheerios: 35.2% sugar (2003) to 24.0% (32% reduction)
- British Nutrition Foundation: https://www.nutrition.org.uk/healthyliving/healthyeating/starchyfoods.html
- Reference recipes are from 2003 or since the product was launched (if it was launched after 2003) Cumulative numbers are based on annual changes weighted by annual volumes for the years 2008 – 2015