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Our Commitment to Fiber

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Kellogg enhances nutrition credentials by adding fiber to popular ready-to-eat cereals in the U.S. and Canada.


FIBER-pe-dia: A comprehensive look at fiber

We teamed up with Leslie Bonci, MPH, RD, CSSD, LDN to offer a brand-new resource for healthcare professionals like you: FIBER-pe-dia!. This guide provides a review of relevant scientific research and was designed to offer information and tools to help you educate and empower your clients.


Raising the Grade on Fiber

As part of our commitment to helping people better understand fiber, we hosted a webinar on the topic. It covers why fiber is important, how much you need and how you can get more. If you missed it, you can click here to see and hear the recording!

Watch the presentation.


Handouts You Can Use

Learn how to feel better and more energetic with a high fiber diet.

Bite into our collection of great tasting recipes that help you eat more fiber!

Download this handout that shows you how the nutrition label can help you get more fiber.

Print these tips and keep them on hand so you have ideas for meals and snacks that can boost your family's fiber intake from morning 'til night!

Give your patients ideas to boost their family's fiber intake ... starting at the store and ending at the table.

Send your clients away with this handy calendar that can help them set a fiber goal and increase their intake day by day.


Relevant Research

A recent consumer survey shows American's are confused about whole grains and fiber. Could this confusion be contributing to America's fiber deficient?

Download "The American Consumer: Whole Lot of Fiber Confusion?"

While American's assume products made with whole grain ingredients provide fiber, that is not always the case. See for yourself.

Download "Whole Grain Half Truths"

The consumer confusion about products made with whole-grain ingredients and the variation in their actual fiber content may be one of the many things contributing to America's fiber deficit. Take a look.

Download "Every Gram Counts: Eating Away at the Fiber Deficit."