King Charles began his day in northwest England with a visit to the Kellogg’s site in Manchester.
The engagement marked the company’s 100th anniversary in the UK.
The monarch was taken to the factory floor where one of the company’s most successful products, Corn Flakes, is packaged.
Wearing a white lab coat, Charles engaged with staff, asking questions about their job and the packaging process.
At the Manchester’s site, the largest cereal factory in Europe and the biggest Corn Flakes factory in the world, Charles also heard how the company is working on sustainable packaging and energy use.
As part of his visit, Charles was also been escorted to The Culinary Centre, the company’s new research and development hub where the King watched a live cooking demonstration and heard about efforts to reduce the quantity of salt and sugar in Kellogg’s cereals.
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