We believe that together, we go further.
Our partnerships and collaborations help strengthen our impact and bring our mission to life.
Our leadership team takes on our vision through open discussion, transparency, and collaboration across the board and with other organizations.
We work with individuals and communities within General Mills and outside of our company to share ideas, resources, inspire and create new opportunities.
We work with partners to make food safe and advance nutrition science. Our Bell Institute of Health and Nutrition (BIHN) is the company’s global source for scientific health, wellness, and nutrition expertise. Learn more about the Bell Institute of Health and Nutrition.
At the BIHN, we advance nutrition and food safety research in support of public health. We collaborate with scientists, universities, and organizations around the world on nutrition and food safety. We strive to improve consumers' lives through our work, and by discussing our policies and practices.
The BIHN has published more than 100 publications and have presented research at over 80 conferences. We have committed to sharing our work with others through sponsored scientific sessions and symposiums. Our research spans many topics, but many have focused on:
We have experienced scientists that publish original research within the BIHN. We also partner with researchers, institutes, and consortiums to gather a variety of expertise and viewpoints. We follow the scientific integrity guidelines outlined by the Institute for the Advancement of Food and Nutrition Sciences (IFNS) North America Working Group.
We have a seat at the table and are part in the conversation with several nutrition and food safety organizations, including, but not limited to:
Our scientists may sit on committees within these organizations to advance science-based initiatives. Our memberships and involvement help us:
We commonly engage on global public policies that have a direct impact on General Mills including those related to:
We engage in these issues through trade associations and peer partnerships for the greater good of public health.