Cheerios introduces a Ziploc-sealed cereal bag. Finally.
📍 Where it landed
Cheerios introduced a new resealable bag in its cereal boxes, featuring Ziploc's PantrySeal technology, allowing for easier pouring and resealing. The change was made to address customer frustration with traditional cereal packaging. The new packaging has been rolled out, with General Mills partnering with Ziploc and launching the product at Walmart.
Epilogue added 6d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Inventive Buffalo: Introducing Cheerios with Ziploc PantrySeal™ Buffalo Rising · 9d ago broke it first
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