Post Shreddies Original cereal

Shreddies is an iconic breakfast cereal with a rich history in Canada, where it was first introduced by Nabisco in 1939. This specific 'Original' variety is famously known for its lattice-shaped squares made from 100% whole grain wheat. While the brand is marketed by Nestlé and General Mills in Europe, the Canadian Shreddies brand is owned and operated by Post Consumer Brands.

The production of Shreddies remains a point of Canadian pride, as the cereal has been manufactured at a historic facility in Niagara Falls, Ontario, for over 80 years. In 1993, Post Cereals acquired the Canadian brand from Nabisco, and through a series of corporate evolutions involving Kraft and Ralcorp, it is now a part of Post Holdings, Inc. Today, the brand remains a staple of the Canadian breakfast table, maintaining its long-standing manufacturing presence in Ontario.