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FDA(CNN) - Making cookies with Gold Medal flour this week? On Monday, General Mills announced a voluntary recall of its Gold Medal Unbleached All-Purpose Flour for possible E. coli O26 contamination. The recall applies to five-pound bags stamped with a "better if used by" date of Sept. 6, 2020. No illnesses linked to the product have been confirmed yet, General Mills said. The CDC warned consumers in May about several flours that could be contaminated with E. coli O26.

The cereal category has been shrinking over the past several years as increasingly health-conscious consumers turn to other options. But cereal remains important to General Mills: Along with yogurt, it makes up about 30% of the company's overall business. To strengthen the category, General Mills is trying a number of different things, like leaning into nostalgic, sugary cereals and exploring new food trends. The Census Bureau predicts that in 2035, older adults will outnumber kids for the first time in the United States. The stronger preference for cereal among older adults and children has been going on for "decades," said Mike Siemienas, a spokesperson for General Mills.

Pixabay(CNN) - Americans are splurging on food for their cats and dogs but not snacks for them and their kids. Sales missed forecasts, despite soaring demand for the company's Blue Buffalo pet food. The good news for General Mills is sales for the company's Blue Buffalo pet products division is booming, surging 38% from a year ago. These mega-retailers have pushed the food companies to keep prices low, which hurt profit margins. Shares of several other food companies were tumbling Wednesday along with General Mills.