Kellogg raised its outlook for the year and said consumer demand has held up despite the grain company’s price increases in recent months.
The maker of Pop-Tarts and Pringles said Thursday that charging more for its food has helped the company offset higher ingredient, trucking and labor costs. Kellogg also said it faced supply shortages in the second quarter.
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