I found a foreign object in my Kellogg's cornflakes, which almost caused me to break a tooth. After filing a complaint, Kellogg's responded and requested that I send the sample for investigation. Shortly after, a Kellogg's representative came to collect the faulty product and gave me a replacement. However, it’s been a year, and I’ve received no further communication or resolution. Is a single box of cereal considered adequate compensation for a health risk? I expect more from such a reputable brand and demand a proper explanation and action regarding the issue.
Surprisingly, the Nestle chocolate I bought not long ago had both rotten and missing pieces. This was quite disappointing because Nestle is a brand that I have faith in and have given my kids and grandkids without worry for many years. The discovery of such a product by a corporation I had trusted w...
I discovered a piece of glass in my Kellogg's Coco Pops. It's not in the package, but actually inside the Coco Pops cereal. That glass was so sharp it cut my 11-year-old daughter's cheek. Imagine if my 5-year-old son had come across it. How did this error happen? Do these items get checked for quali...
The dates used in Kellogg's product were stale, as hard as a rock, and completely unfit for consumption. When I tried to eat them, they damaged my teeth. I contacted the company to explain the issue and requested a refund due to the physical damage and the poor quality of the product. They asked for...
I am a Lays chip fanatic, and I was enjoying a pack when I noticed a strange object inside. I called the customer service hotline right away and sent them a photo of the object along with my complaint. However, despite speaking with a representative, it has been 11 days and I have yet to receive a r...
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