Mondelez International

Mondelēz has invested heavily in reformulating UK snacks—about £40m since 2020 and work at RSSL and Bournville—to reduce fat, sugar and salt while preserving taste and texture. The government’s proposed tougher Nutrient Profiling Model, with stricter free-sugar thresholds and greater fibre weighting, could reclassify many reformulated products as “less healthy” and bring them under advertising and promotion restrictions. Industry groups warn the changes and the existing HFSS ad ban create regulatory uncertainty that could make years of reformulation investments unviable, while public-health advocates argue the model update reflects recent evidence and is overdue. » More on theguardian.com

Dirk Van De Put executed an exercise-and-sell transaction on Aug. 19, 2026, disposing of 133,580 Mondelez Class A shares at a weighted-average price of $64.08, generating $8.55 million. The sale was carried out under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan and involved exercising options with a $42.11 strike price. After the transaction he retains 1,326,488 directly held shares, valued at about $85 million at the Aug. 19 close. The company’s recent financials show modest revenue growth and an improving operating margin, and the sale represented roughly 10% of the CEO’s holdings. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Mondelez International has signed a sponsorship agreement with the Kansas City Chiefs and will be the team’s official snack partner. Brands such as RITZ, OREO, CHIPS AHOY! and SOUR PATCH KIDS will be integrated into the game-day experience at Arrowhead Stadium. Starting in October, retail displays featuring Chiefs branding will appear in stores in Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. The partnership is the company’s first with a professional football team and aims to enhance the fan experience. » More on de.investing.com