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Kellogg's Removes Rice from Rice Krispies Due to Climate Change, Adds Wheat Gluten Warning

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Kellogg's Removes Rice from Rice Krispies Due to Climate Change, Adds Wheat Gluten Warning

“Kellogg's Removes Rice from Rice Krispies Due to Climate Change, Adds Wheat Gluten Warning” — what this page in the network covers. Kellogg's has quietly changed the recipe for its iconic Rice Krispies cereal, removing rice entirely due to adverse weather conditions affecting rice crops. The move means the cereal now contains wheat gluten, and packaging will carry a 'contains wheat gluten' warning. The change reflects growing pressure on global food supply chains as climate change disrupts traditional agricultural patterns.

Kellogg's, one of the world's largest cereal makers, has not specified which regions or rice varieties are affected, but the decision signals a significant shift for a product that has been a breakfast staple for decades. Consumers with gluten sensitivities or celiac disease will need to check labels carefully, as the previously rice-based cereal is no longer gluten-free. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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