Kellogg's Exhibition

A new exhibition showcasing nearly 90 years of Kellogg’s history in Trafford is currently on display celebrating the people, products and cultural moments behind one of the region’s most iconic food manufacturing sites, ahead of it closing its doors for the final time later this year.

The display features everything from model vans and vintage promotional materials to a plaque honouring King Charles’ last visit to the Kellogg’s factory in 2023, alongside more contemporary items including a large-scale Tony the Tiger cut-out. Highlights also include items recovered from a time capsule unearthed earlier this year, offering a snapshot of the site’s history through original cereal packaging and branded merchandise.

Alongside the artefacts, dozens of photographs document the history of the Trafford Park site, highlighting its connection to the local community and the hundreds of local people who have worked there over the years.

The exhibition has been curated by the Local Studies & Archives team in partnership with colleagues from the Kellogg’s factory.