General Mills, Inc. is a publicly traded food and pet-food company headquartered at Number One General Mills Boulevard, Minneapolis, MN 55426. The campus is physically associated with Golden Valley, Minnesota, but General Mills and its SEC filings use Minneapolis as the official mailing city.
The published General Mills corporate office phone number is 1-763-764-7600. This is the corporate or principal executive office number, not the primary consumer product-support line.
General Mills Consumer Services can be reached at 1-800-248-7310 for product questions, quality complaints, packaging concerns, ingredient and allergen questions, coupons, promotions, brand feedback and other consumer matters. Consumers can also submit photographs and product information through the official online contact form.
General Mills Corporate Office and Headquarters Contact Information
- Company: General Mills, Inc.
- Worldwide Corporate Headquarters Address: Number One General Mills Boulevard, Minneapolis, MN 55426, USA
- Headquarters Location Description: General Mills campus in the Minneapolis and Golden Valley area
- General Mills Corporate Office Phone Number: 1-763-764-7600
- General Mills Consumer Services: 1-800-248-7310
- Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: Jeffrey L. Harmening
- Chief Operating Officer: Dana McNabb
- Chief Financial Officer: Kofi Bruce
- Corporate Status: Publicly traded company with no parent company
- State of Incorporation: Delaware
- Stock Symbol: GIS on the New York Stock Exchange
- Operating Segments: North America Retail, International, North America Pet and North America Foodservice
- Official Website: GeneralMills.com
- Official Contact Page: Contact General Mills
- Consumer Contact Form: Submit a General Mills Product Question or Complaint
- Consumer Frequently Asked Questions: Ask General Mills
- General Mills Brands: General Mills Brand Directory
- Product Locator: Find General Mills Products
- Nutrition and Ingredient Information: General Mills Nutrition and Ingredients
- Food Safety: General Mills Food Safety
- General Mills Ethics Line: 1-800-210-2878
- Ethics Line Availability: 24 hours a day, seven days a week
- Ethics and Integrity: General Mills Ethics and Compliance
- Privacy Choices: General Mills Privacy Choices
- Global Privacy Requests: General Mills Global Privacy Portal
- Careers: General Mills Careers
- Suppliers: General Mills Supplier Information
- North American Trading Partners: General Mills Trading Partner Resources
- Foodservice: General Mills Foodservice
- Media Relations Phone Number: 1-763-764-6364
- Media Relations Email: Me********@******ls.com
- Investor Relations: General Mills Investor Relations
- General Shareholder Information: 1-800-245-5703 or 1-763-764-3202
- Investor Relations Email: in****************@******ls.com
- Transfer Agent: Broadridge Shareholder Services
- Broadridge Shareholder Phone Number: 1-800-670-4763
- Contact the Board: General Mills Board Communications
- Board Email: bo**************@******ls.com
- Blue Buffalo Consumer Support: 1-800-919-2833
- Blue Buffalo Contact Page: Contact Blue Buffalo
- Good Rewards: General Mills Good Rewards Through Fetch
General Mills does not prominently publish general public hours for the corporate number 1-763-764-7600 or the Consumer Services number 1-800-248-7310.
The previously listed Monday-Friday schedule should be removed as unverified. Support availability can vary by department, contact method, holiday, country and brand.
Where Is General Mills Headquarters?
General Mills publishes its worldwide headquarters as:
General Mills, Inc.
Number One General Mills Boulevard
Minneapolis, MN 55426
USA
The headquarters campus is physically associated with Golden Valley, Minnesota. This is why some maps, employment pages, local references and older directories identify General Mills as being headquartered in Golden Valley.
For postal and corporate purposes, General Mills and its SEC records use Minneapolis, Minnesota 55426.
The headquarters supports executive leadership, finance, legal matters, corporate governance, strategy, investor relations, supply chain, marketing, research, technology, human resources, communications and other company-wide functions.
It is not a public grocery store, product-return center, food-distribution warehouse, coupon-processing counter, pet-food return facility or walk-in Consumer Services office.
Do not mail opened food, pet food, foreign objects, contaminated packages, coupons, merchandise, medication, refrigerated products or original records to headquarters unless General Mills provides instructions.
General Mills Corporate Office vs. Consumer Services
General Mills’ corporate office is primarily responsible for:
- Executive leadership
- Corporate strategy
- Financial reporting
- Legal and governance matters
- Investor relations
- Enterprise supply-chain oversight
- Corporate communications
- Major partnerships
- Corporate employment
- Higher-level unresolved matters
General Mills Consumer Services handles most individual consumer concerns involving:
- Product quality
- Flavor or texture
- Stale or dry products
- Missing or insufficient filling
- Damaged packaging
- Foreign material
- Underfilled or incomplete packages
- Ingredient questions
- Allergen labeling
- Nutrition information
- Preparation instructions
- Coupons and promotions
- Brand feedback
- Product availability
- Possible food-safety concerns
Consumers should normally call 1-800-248-7310 or use the official contact form before calling the corporate office.
Choose the Correct General Mills Contact Route
- Product-quality complaint: Contact Consumer Services and preserve the package, date code and UPC.
- Foreign material: Stop eating or serving the product, preserve the product and packaging, take photographs and contact Consumer Services.
- Possible allergic reaction: Seek appropriate medical care and report the product through Consumer Services and the appropriate regulatory channel.
- Possible foodborne illness: Seek medical care when needed, preserve the food and packaging and contact Consumer Services, the local health department or the appropriate federal regulator.
- Product recall: Follow the official recall notice and do not consume or feed an affected product.
- Ingredient or allergen question: Review the current package and use Ask General Mills or Consumer Services.
- Best if Used By question: Review the package date, storage history and product condition.
- Product availability: Use the General Mills product locator and contact local retailers.
- Store refund: Contact the retailer that sold the product because the store controls its refund and exchange process.
- Coupon or promotion: Contact Consumer Services and retain the offer terms and receipt.
- Good Rewards: Use the Fetch application and the program support route connected to the account.
- Blue Buffalo pet food: Call 1-800-919-2833 or use Blue Buffalo’s official contact form.
- Pet illness after eating Blue Buffalo: Stop feeding the product when appropriate, contact a veterinarian and preserve the bag, lot code, product and veterinary records.
- Foodservice customer: Use General Mills Foodservice or the distributor connected to the account.
- Supplier or trading partner: Use the General Mills supplier and trading-partner systems.
- Ethics or compliance concern: Call 1-800-210-2878 or use the EthicsPoint reporting portal.
- Privacy request: Use the General Mills privacy portal.
- Employment question: Use the official careers site or authorized internal employee channels.
- Shareholder account: Contact Broadridge at 1-800-670-4763.
- Investor question: Contact General Mills Investor Relations.
- Media inquiry: Call 1-763-764-6364 or email Me********@******ls.com.
- Unresolved corporate-level concern: Complete the appropriate Consumer Services, brand, supplier, ethics, privacy, employee or shareholder process before writing to headquarters.
What to Have Before Contacting General Mills
Helpful product information may include:
- The General Mills brand
- The full product name and variety
- The package size
- The UPC or barcode number
- The Best if Used By date
- The production, lot or manufacturing code
- The store name and location
- The purchase date
- The receipt
- Photographs of the product and packaging
- Photographs of any foreign material or visible defect
- How the product was stored
- How the product was prepared
- Whether anyone ate or fed the product to a pet
- Any symptoms or veterinary concerns
- The Consumer Services case number
- A concise timeline
- The specific resolution requested
Do not publish full home addresses, telephone numbers, personal email addresses, payment-card information, medical records, veterinary records, Consumer Services case numbers, account credentials, birth dates or unredacted receipts in a public review.
How to Escalate a General Mills Complaint
Begin with General Mills Consumer Services at 1-800-248-7310 or the official contact form.
Provide the product name, package size, UPC, date code, lot code, purchase location, purchase date, photographs and a concise description of the problem.
Keep the original packaging and any unused portion of the product unless General Mills or a regulator instructs otherwise.
Ask for a case or reference number. Record:
- The date and time of contact
- The representative’s name or identifier
- The information requested
- Any refund, replacement or coupon offered
- Whether the product will be collected or tested
- The expected response date
- Any follow-up email or letter
If the first response does not address a substantial concern, ask for supervisor review or escalation to the appropriate product-quality, food-safety, brand or consumer-relations team.
For a significant unresolved concern, written corporate correspondence may be sent to:
General Mills, Inc.
Number One General Mills Boulevard
Minneapolis, MN 55426
Include copies rather than original receipts, medical records, veterinary records, identity documents or other irreplaceable materials.
Do not mail food, pet food, foreign objects, refrigerated products, contaminated material or hazardous items to headquarters without written instructions.
General Mills Product-Quality Complaints
Product-quality complaints may involve:
- Stale or dry food
- Unexpected hardness or softness
- Missing cream, filling or seasoning
- Broken pieces
- Incorrect color
- Unexpected odor
- Off flavor
- Texture changes
- Underfilled packaging
- Missing components
- Damaged inner packaging
- Leaking containers
- Foreign material
- Incorrect labeling
Avoid discarding the package because the production code and date information can help General Mills identify the manufacturing location and production run.
Keep the product in a safe place away from children and pets. Refrigerate or freeze it only when appropriate for the type of food and when doing so will not destroy relevant evidence.
Do not continue eating a product when there is a possible safety concern.
Nature Valley, Larabar and Snack Complaints
Snack complaints may involve Nature Valley bars, Larabar products, Fruit Roll-Ups, Gushers, Fiber One, Chex Mix and other General Mills snack brands.
For a dry, stale, underfilled or incorrectly assembled bar:
- Preserve the wrapper and outer box.
- Record the Best if Used By date and production code.
- Photograph the product beside the package image when relevant.
- Contact Consumer Services.
- Keep the retailer receipt.
A Best if Used By date concerns expected quality, but poor storage, heat exposure, package damage or distribution conditions can affect a product before that date.
Do not make unsupported assumptions that a sale price proves a product was old or improperly handled. Describe the date code, texture, taste and purchase conditions that were actually observed.
Follow the preparation instructions on the package. Do not microwave a snack for an excessive period because overheating can create a burn or fire hazard.
General Mills Cereal Complaints
General Mills cereal brands include Cheerios, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, Chex, Trix, Cocoa Puffs, Reese’s Puffs and Wheaties.
Cereal complaints may involve:
- Stale cereal
- Unexpected texture
- Missing marshmallow or flavored pieces
- Excess powder
- Broken packaging
- Underfilled bags or boxes
- Ingredient changes
- Allergen labeling
- Gluten-free labeling
- Promotional packaging
- Athlete or celebrity packaging
Feedback about a Wheaties athlete, campaign or social message is brand and packaging feedback rather than a product-safety complaint. Consumer Services is the appropriate route.
A complaint involving foreign material, illness, allergic reaction, mold, pests or a chemical odor should be reported promptly as a potential food-safety concern.
General Mills Baking and Pillsbury Complaints
Baking and refrigerated-dough brands may include Betty Crocker, Pillsbury and Gold Medal.
Complaints may involve:
- Cake or brownie mix performance
- Dough that does not rise
- A refrigerated package that opens unexpectedly
- Missing icing or ingredients
- Incorrect instructions
- Flour quality
- Package damage
- Best if Used By dates
- Recipe results
- Allergen questions
Compare the preparation method with the current package instructions. Oven temperature, altitude, pan size, ingredient substitutions, refrigeration, storage and expiration can affect baking results.
For a swollen, leaking or damaged refrigerated-dough container, do not use it when contamination or unsafe storage is possible. Preserve the package information and contact Consumer Services.
Pillsbury products and support responsibilities can differ by country and product category. Use the regional contact information printed on the package.
General Mills Meals, Frozen Foods and Soup Complaints
General Mills meal and frozen-food brands include Totino’s, Old El Paso, Progresso, Annie’s and other regional products.
Complaints may involve:
- Missing ingredients
- Incorrect filling
- Damaged cans or seals
- Frozen products arriving thawed
- Unexpected texture
- Foreign material
- Undercooked or overcooked results
- Incorrect preparation instructions
- Allergen labeling
- Possible spoilage
Do not eat food from a leaking, bulging, severely dented or otherwise compromised container.
Keep frozen products at a safe temperature. If a product thawed because of a retailer or delivery problem, contact the seller and General Mills when a manufacturing or packaging concern may also be involved.
Some products containing regulated meat, poultry or processed egg ingredients may fall under USDA FSIS complaint and recall systems rather than FDA systems.
General Mills Food Allergies and Ingredient Questions
General Mills advises people with food allergies or sensitivities to read the ingredient list and allergen statement every time they purchase a product.
Do not rely exclusively on:
- A previous package
- An old website screenshot
- A third-party shopping listing
- A social-media post
- A product review
- A recipe using an older formulation
Ingredients, suppliers, facilities, manufacturing conditions and labels can change.
If the package says “contains” or “may contain” an allergen that must be avoided, do not consume the product.
For a severe allergic reaction, call emergency services or obtain emergency medical care. A public review is not a substitute for medical treatment.
Preserve the package and report the reaction to General Mills and the appropriate regulator.
General Mills Best if Used By Dates
General Mills uses Best if Used By dates to identify the period during which the product is expected to meet its intended quality standards.
After the date passes:
- Flavor may decline.
- Texture may change.
- Baking performance may decline.
- Vitamin levels may be lower.
- The product may no longer meet the company’s intended quality standard.
The date does not override signs of spoilage, package damage, contamination, improper refrigeration, pests, mold or an unusual odor.
Do not eat or feed a product that appears unsafe merely because the date has not passed.
Retailers control their own inventory rotation and markdown practices. A product-quality complaint should identify the actual date code and condition rather than assuming the reason it was discounted.
General Mills Food-Safety and Foreign-Material Complaints
Possible food-safety complaints include:
- Foreign objects
- Metal, glass, plastic, wood or stone
- Insects or pests
- Mold
- Chemical odor
- Possible contamination
- Incorrect allergen labeling
- Illness or injury
- Damaged seals
- Swollen or leaking packages
When safe:
- Stop eating or serving the product.
- Preserve the product and original package.
- Keep any foreign object.
- Photograph the product, package and code information.
- Contact General Mills Consumer Services.
- Seek medical care for illness, injury or an allergic reaction.
- Report the concern to the FDA, USDA or local health department when appropriate.
Do not deliberately handle sharp, contaminated or hazardous material without protection.
Do not return a potentially hazardous item to a retailer if doing so could expose other people. Ask General Mills or the appropriate regulator for instructions.
General Mills Product Recalls
A recall can apply only to certain:
- Products
- Package sizes
- UPC codes
- Best if Used By dates
- Lot codes
- Manufacturing facilities
- Countries or regions
Do not assume every product under a brand name is recalled.
Review the official notice carefully and compare all codes.
General Mills announced a voluntary recall in December 2025 involving select Pillsbury Pizza Pops sold in Canada with specified June 2026 date codes because of possible pathogenic E. coli. The notice did not apply to every Pillsbury or Pizza Pops product.
For current recall information, use:
- General Mills news and official brand channels
- FDA recall and safety-alert pages
- USDA FSIS recall pages for regulated meat, poultry and egg products
- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency for Canadian products
- The retailer or manufacturer identified in the notice
Follow the recall instructions for disposal, refund, return or other remedies.
General Mills Blue Buffalo Pet-Food Complaints
Blue Buffalo is part of General Mills’ North America Pet business.
Blue Buffalo Consumer Support can be reached at 1-800-919-2833. Published telephone hours are Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mountain Time, with weekday live chat during separate hours.
Pet-food complaints may involve:
- Unusual odor or appearance
- Foreign material
- Mold
- Damaged bags or cans
- Incorrect product
- Formula changes
- Pet refusal
- Digestive symptoms
- Allergic reactions
- Weight or feeding questions
- Recall concerns
When a pet may be ill:
- Stop feeding the product when appropriate.
- Contact a veterinarian.
- Preserve the food and package.
- Record the UPC, lot code and Best if Used By date.
- Keep veterinary records and invoices.
- Contact Blue Buffalo.
- Consider reporting the concern to the FDA.
Blue Buffalo stated that it had no active pet-food or treat recalls as of July 1, 2026. Recall status can change, so verify it through official Blue Buffalo and FDA pages.
Do not post complete veterinary records, addresses or account information publicly.
General Mills Coupons, Promotions and Good Rewards
General Mills consumer promotions can involve:
- Digital coupons
- Printable coupons
- Rebates
- Cash-back offers
- Contests
- Sweepstakes
- Limited-edition packaging
- Good Rewards through Fetch
Good Rewards is powered by Fetch and may involve uploading or scanning qualifying receipts.
A retailer controls whether it accepts a coupon at checkout, subject to the promotion terms and store policy.
For a complaint, keep:
- The complete offer terms
- The purchase receipt
- The product UPC
- The submission date
- The account email address
- The rejection or error message
- Screenshots with private information removed
Do not publish loyalty credentials, receipt identifiers, gift-card codes, account email addresses or payment information.
General Mills Product Availability and Retailer Complaints
General Mills does not control every retailer’s shelf inventory, pricing, markdowns, product rotation, delivery schedule or store refund policy.
Use the General Mills product locator to identify possible sellers, but contact the retailer to verify current inventory before traveling.
Product availability can vary because of:
- Retailer ordering decisions
- Distribution-center inventory
- Regional demand
- Seasonal products
- Limited editions
- Discontinued items
- Temporary manufacturing constraints
- Store-level inventory errors
For a stale or damaged product, the retailer may provide a refund while General Mills separately investigates the product-quality complaint.
Keep both the retailer receipt and General Mills case number.
General Mills Foodservice Complaints
General Mills Foodservice serves restaurants, schools, healthcare organizations, lodging, bakeries, convenience stores, distributors and other commercial customers.
Foodservice complaints may involve:
- Bulk products
- Flour and baking ingredients
- Commercial cereal
- Frozen products
- Product specifications
- Case or lot codes
- Distribution
- Invoices
- Food-safety documentation
- Allergen information
- Technical baking support
Commercial customers should use General Mills Foodservice, the distributor, sales representative or account contact connected to the purchase.
The ordinary consumer telephone line may not have access to commercial contracts, distributor orders, foodservice invoices or institutional product specifications.
General Mills Supplier and Trading-Partner Complaints
Suppliers and trading partners should use General Mills’ authorized sourcing, procurement, logistics, electronic-data-interchange and supplier-management systems.
Supplier concerns may involve:
- Purchase orders
- Invoices and payment
- Specifications
- Ingredient requirements
- Packaging requirements
- Food safety
- Quality audits
- Delivery schedules
- Corrective actions
- Ethics and human-rights requirements
A consumer representative or corporate switchboard operator may not have access to supplier systems or procurement records.
Keep confidential pricing, formulas, specifications, audit reports, credentials and business records out of public reviews.
General Mills Ethics and Compliance Reports
The General Mills Ethics Line is available at 1-800-210-2878 in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico.
The multilingual line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Reports may be anonymous where permitted.
The Ethics Line may be appropriate for concerns involving:
- Fraud
- Accounting or auditing issues
- Conflicts of interest
- Corruption or improper payments
- Falsification of records
- Retaliation
- Harassment or discrimination
- Serious food-safety or quality misconduct
- Theft or misuse of company assets
- Violations of law or company policy
The Ethics Line is not the ordinary route for a stale cereal, dry snack bar, missing coupon or store refund.
Consumer product concerns should begin with Consumer Services.
General Mills Privacy Requests
General Mills operates websites, promotions, newsletters, loyalty programs and digital services across numerous food and pet-food brands.
Privacy concerns may involve:
- Marketing preferences
- Newsletter subscriptions
- Promotion entries
- Consumer contact records
- Online accounts
- Website cookies
- Data access or deletion
- Opting out of certain data sharing
- Limiting certain uses of sensitive information
Use the General Mills privacy portal or the regional global privacy form.
A public COH review is not a secure privacy-request channel.
Do not publish:
- Passwords
- Authentication codes
- Home addresses
- Birth dates
- Telephone numbers
- Email addresses
- Purchase histories
- Payment information
- Copies of identity documents
- Unredacted privacy correspondence
General Mills Employment and Human Resources
Applicants should search and apply through the official General Mills Careers site.
General Mills warns that unauthorized individuals may impersonate recruiters. A legitimate job opening should appear on the official careers website.
Be cautious with alleged recruiters who:
- Use unrelated personal email accounts
- Offer employment without a legitimate interview
- Request application or equipment fees
- Send a check and ask for money to be returned
- Request gift cards or cryptocurrency
- Request banking passwords
- Request remote access to a device
General Mills does not prominently publish one universal public Human Resources telephone number for all applicants, employees, retirees, plants, distribution centers and international offices.
Current and former employees should use authorized Human Resources, payroll, benefits, manager or internal ethics channels.
Do not publish Social Security numbers, employee identification numbers, tax documents, payroll records, medical information or disciplinary records in a public review.
General Mills Shareholder Services
Broadridge Shareholder Services is General Mills’ transfer agent.
Registered shareholders can call 1-800-670-4763 for assistance with:
- Direct-registration accounts
- Address changes
- Registration changes
- Dividend reinvestment
- Direct stock purchases
- Stock transfers
- Lost certificates
- Account access
Broadridge correspondence may be directed to:
Broadridge Corporate Issuer Solutions
P.O. Box 1342
Brentwood, NY 11717
Shareholders whose shares are held through a bank, broker, retirement account, trust or other nominee should contact that institution.
General shareholder information is also available through General Mills Investor Relations at 1-800-245-5703 or 1-763-764-3202.
Do not publish shareholder-account numbers, certificate numbers, tax information or banking details.
Contacting the General Mills Board of Directors
Communications to the General Mills Board, a Board committee, the independent directors or an individual director may be sent to:
General Mills, Inc.
P.O. Box 1113
Minneapolis, MN 55440
The Corporate Secretary reviews and distributes communications appropriate to the Board’s duties.
General Mills states that the following are not ordinarily forwarded to the Board:
- Product inquiries or complaints
- New-product suggestions
- Job applications or resumes
- Business solicitations
- General surveys or advertising
- Threatening or illegal material
Use Consumer Services for ordinary food and brand complaints.
General Mills Reviews and Complaints
General Mills reviews can vary by brand, product, manufacturing code, retailer, region, storage conditions, package size and support route.
The current reviews on this page include:
- A Wheaties packaging and athlete-message opinion
- A Nature Valley strawberry wafer complaint involving missing cream filling and dryness
- A Larabar freshness and retailer-inventory complaint
The Wheaties comment can remain as brand and packaging feedback.
The Nature Valley review is a relevant product-quality report. It would be more useful if it included the purchase location, package size, UPC, Best if Used By date and production code.
The Larabar review should be shortened and edited for clarity. Statements about sales prices and retailer turnover should be identified as the reviewer’s interpretation rather than verified fact.
The reference to microwaving a Larabar for five minutes should be corrected if the reviewer meant five seconds. Excessive microwave heating can create a burn or fire risk.
Helpful General Mills reviews identify:
- The brand and product
- The package size
- The city and state
- The approximate purchase date
- The product date or lot code
- The issue observed
- The support route used
- The response time
- Whether the matter was resolved
Describe direct observations rather than making unsupported allegations about contamination, deliberate deception, fraud, criminal conduct or company-wide practices.
Fake General Mills Support, Coupon and Recruitment Scam Warning
Use GeneralMills.com, official General Mills brand websites, the official contact form, the telephone number printed on the package or another verified company source.
Be cautious with:
- Fake General Mills customer-service numbers
- Fraudulent coupon websites
- Fake product-recall messages
- Fake sweepstakes or giveaway notices
- Phishing emails asking for account information
- Requests for gift cards or cryptocurrency
- Fake reimbursement checks
- Fake General Mills job offers
- Requests for passwords or verification codes
- Requests for remote access to a computer or telephone
Do not provide passwords, authentication codes, payment-card information, bank credentials, gift-card codes, identity documents or remote device access to an unverified caller or sender.
General Mills Competitors and Related Corporate Office Pages
General Mills competes across cereal, snacks, meals, baking products, frozen food, premium ice cream, pet food and foodservice.
Competitors vary by category and region and may include:
- Mars and its Kellanova brands
- WK Kellogg
- Nestlé
- Mondelēz International
- Kraft Heinz
- Campbell’s
- Post Holdings
- Chobani
- Conagra Brands
- Private-label food manufacturers
- Pet-food companies competing with Blue Buffalo
The former Kellogg Company no longer exists in its old structure. Kellanova became part of Mars in December 2025, while WK Kellogg remains a separate cereal company.
Related corporate-office pages include:
Related General Mills Resources
- Official General Mills Website
- General Mills Contact Page
- General Mills Consumer Contact Form
- Ask General Mills
- General Mills Brands
- General Mills Product Locator
- Nutrition and Ingredient Information
- General Mills Food Safety
- General Mills Ethics and Integrity
- General Mills Privacy Choices
- General Mills Global Privacy Requests
- General Mills Good Rewards
- Blue Buffalo Consumer Support
- Blue Buffalo Recall Information
- General Mills Foodservice
- General Mills Suppliers
- General Mills Trading Partners
- General Mills Careers
- General Mills Investor Relations
- General Mills Shareholder FAQs
- General Mills Direct Stock Purchase Plan
- Contact the General Mills Board
- Report a Problem to the FDA
- FDA Recalls and Safety Alerts
- USDA Food Complaint Form
Frequently Asked Questions About General Mills Corporate Office
Where is General Mills headquarters?
General Mills publishes its worldwide headquarters at Number One General Mills Boulevard, Minneapolis, MN 55426. The campus is physically associated with Golden Valley.
Is General Mills headquartered in Minneapolis or Golden Valley?
Both descriptions appear because the campus is located in the Golden Valley area, while General Mills and its SEC records use Minneapolis as the official mailing city.
What is the General Mills corporate office phone number?
The published General Mills corporate-office number is 1-763-764-7600.
What is the General Mills Consumer Services number?
General Mills Consumer Services can be reached at 1-800-248-7310.
Is 1-763-764-7600 General Mills Customer Service?
It is the corporate-office number. Product questions and complaints should normally begin with Consumer Services at 1-800-248-7310.
What are General Mills corporate-office hours?
General Mills does not prominently publish general public hours for its corporate switchboard. The previously listed Monday-Friday schedule should be removed as unverified.
Who is the CEO of General Mills?
Jeffrey Harmening is General Mills’ Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Who is the COO of General Mills?
Dana McNabb became General Mills’ Chief Operating Officer effective June 1, 2026.
Who is the CFO of General Mills?
Kofi Bruce is General Mills’ Chief Financial Officer.
Who owns General Mills?
General Mills, Inc. is publicly traded and owned by its shareholders. It does not have a parent company.
What is General Mills’ stock symbol?
General Mills common stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under GIS.
What are General Mills’ business segments?
The company reports North America Retail, International, North America Pet and North America Foodservice.
Does General Mills still own Yoplait in the United States?
General Mills completed the sale of its U.S. yogurt business, including U.S. Yoplait operations, to Lactalis in 2025.
Does General Mills still own Canadian Yoplait and Liberté operations?
General Mills completed the sale of its Canadian yogurt business to Sodiaal in 2025.
Does General Mills own Blue Buffalo?
Yes. Blue Buffalo is part of General Mills’ North America Pet business.
What is the Blue Buffalo Customer Service number?
Blue Buffalo Consumer Support can be reached at 1-800-919-2833.
How do I complain about a General Mills product?
Call Consumer Services at 1-800-248-7310 or submit the official contact form. Keep the package, UPC, Best if Used By date, production code, receipt and photographs.
What should I do if a General Mills product contains a foreign object?
Stop eating or serving it, preserve the product and package, take photographs and contact Consumer Services. Seek medical care for an injury and report the matter to the appropriate regulator when necessary.
What should I do after an allergic reaction?
Obtain appropriate medical care, preserve the product and package and report the concern to General Mills and the appropriate regulator. Call emergency services for a severe reaction.
Does a passed Best if Used By date mean the food is unsafe?
Not automatically. The date generally indicates expected quality. Do not consume a product showing spoilage, contamination, package damage or unsafe storage conditions.
How do I check for General Mills recalls?
Review General Mills’ official announcements and the FDA, USDA or applicable national food-safety agency’s recall pages. Compare the exact UPC, date and lot codes.
How do I find a General Mills product?
Use the General Mills product locator and contact the retailer before traveling because inventory changes.
Can General Mills refund a store purchase?
The retailer controls its own refund process. General Mills Consumer Services may separately review a product-quality concern and determine whether another consumer remedy is appropriate.
What is the General Mills Ethics Line?
The Ethics Line number is 1-800-210-2878 in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico.
Is the General Mills Ethics Line open 24 hours?
Yes. General Mills publishes 24-hour, seven-day availability.
How do I submit a General Mills privacy request?
Use the General Mills privacy choices or global privacy portal. Do not post identity or account information publicly.
How do I apply for a General Mills job?
Apply through the official General Mills Careers website. A legitimate opening should appear on that site.
How do I contact General Mills Investor Relations?
Call 1-800-245-5703 or 1-763-764-3202, or email in****************@******ls.com.
Who is General Mills’ transfer agent?
Broadridge Shareholder Services is the transfer agent. Registered shareholders can call 1-800-670-4763.
How do I contact the General Mills Board of Directors?
Email bo**************@******ls.com or write to General Mills, Inc., P.O. Box 1113, Minneapolis, MN 55440. Ordinary product complaints should use Consumer Services instead.
Can I mail a defective product to General Mills headquarters?
Do not mail food, pet food or foreign material until General Mills provides instructions and the correct address.
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