General Mills cereal sales drop as demand for pricey brand names

Consumers are purchasing less expensive alternatives, earnings report says.
The maker of Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Wheaties and more say sales are down this quarter due to “stronger than anticipated value-seeking behaviors.”

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