Mike Hughlett

Reporter | Food industry
Phone: 612-673-7003
Mike Hughlett covers the food industry for the Star Tribune,.including General Mills and Supervalu. Previously, he was a food reporter for the Chicago Tribune.

Recent content from Mike Hughlett

Teamsters report details payments, 'sham' contracts

Unauthorized stipends and missing booze are among scores of financial improprieties that are alleged in a review board's investigative report on Local 120.

Updated: December 06, 2012, - 03:49 PM

Supervalu could jettison Albertsons, Save-A-Lot chains

The company is reportedly considering selling the stores after a larger deal stalled.

Updated: December 05, 2012, - 08:30 PM

American Crystal Sugar workers reject contract again

For the fourth time, union members rejected the company's contract offer, ensuring the 16-month lockout continues.

Updated: December 02, 2012, - 06:34 AM

American Crystal Sugar workers vote today on contract

Company offer is little changed, but workers are hurting more. It's the fourth time they have voted on similar contract terms, but the last vote was considerably closer than previous ones.

Updated: December 01, 2012, - 06:41 PM

Supervalu shares sink on report of deal glitch

A private equity firm that is a rumored buyer is said to have hit snags while trying to raise funds.

Updated: November 29, 2012, - 10:49 PM

Hormel profit jumps 13% on strong grocery sales

Annual revenue topped $8 billion, but a conservative forecast sent shares down.

Updated: November 20, 2012, - 09:47 PM

Nash Finch earnings clear Wall Street expectations

Nash Finch Co. saw a solid increase in earnings during its third quarter, anchored by its recent acquisition of two Nebraska grocery chains.

Updated: November 15, 2012, - 09:40 PM

Obituary: Dennis Palm put the 'park' in Brooklyn Park

Potato fields far outnumbered parks when Dennis Palm became Brooklyn Park's first park and recreation director in 1965.

Updated: November 15, 2012, - 08:03 PM

General Mills ranked with world's best workplaces

General Mills Inc. ranked 17th among the world's 25 best U.S.-based, multinational workplaces in 2012, according to a study released Wednesday.

Updated: November 14, 2012, - 09:53 PM

Cargill goes to court to collect $95 million from Mexico

Money stems from free-trade case Mexico lost after it erected barriers to corn syrup sales.

Updated: November 14, 2012, - 08:15 PM

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