General Mills (NYSE:GIS) reported fiscal 2026 organic sales down 2% with guidance at flat to declining and has cut prices to spur demand, recalled over 700,000 Pillsbury dough units for possible glass contamination, and launched a 40,000-acre Midwest regenerative wheat program with ADM and Walmart.

Previous Week Recap

  • General Mills Sees Flat-To-Declining Sales: General Mills (GIS) reported fiscal 2026 organic sales down 2% and issued guidance for flat-to-declining sales; the company implemented price cuts to address weakening demand.
  • Pillsbury Dough Units Recalled Over Glass: General Mills recalled over 700,000 Pillsbury Class II dough units in June for possible glass contamination: hard roll (lots 11JUN6JL, 12JUN6JL) and kaiser roll (lot 12JUN6JL).
  • GeneraI Mills, ADM, Walmart Regenerative Wheat: General Mills partners with ADM and Walmart to implement regenerative practices on 40,000 Midwest wheat acres where it sources wheat; ADM will support farmers with technical and financial assistance.

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