Where is Quaker Oats Corporate office Headquarters

Quaker Oats Headquarters Address and Contact

  • Address: 555 West Monroe Street, Chicago, IL 60661, United States

  • Phone Number:
    +1 312-821-1000

  • Fax Number: 312-222-7653

  • Email: support@quakeroats.com

  • Number of Employees: 11858

  • Established: September 4, 1877

  • Founder: Henry Parsons Crowell

  • Key People: Robbert Rietbroek

Quaker Oats Headquarters Location & Directions

Quaker Oats Headquarters Executive Team

Name

Title

Robbert E. Rietbroek

Senior VP & GM of Quaker Foods North America

Marianne O’ Shea Ph.D.

Senior Director of R&D Nutrition

About Quaker Oats, History and Headquarters Information

Quaker oats does world wide marketing for food and beverages. They are best known for Oats. The headquarters of Quaker Oats is situated in Chicago. It was founded in 1877 as Quaker Mills by Henry PArsons Crowell.Though the company primarily manufacture breakfast cereals, during the second world was they also did the artillery manufacturing through Comhusker Ordance plant. The industrialisation of the company began in the early 20th century beginning with its launch in Ontario, Canada.

            The company manufactures a variety of brands namely granola, corn bran, instant oat  meal, puffed rice, puffed wheat, bumpers, shredded wheat, vitaman, etc.Apart from cereals, they also sell breakfast foods namely oatmeal, syrups and mixes, and cookies. Their snacks like rice snacks, soy crisps, mini delights and yogurt bars are popular among mutiple nationalities. Apart from food they also manufacture beverages namely tropicana fruit juice, mil chillers and refreshing drinks.

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jon funk - December 1, 2023

i sent a message regarding one of your products. I was disappointed to see you have reduced the size of your breakfast bar that i have been buying for many years.

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Kassondra Wilks - October 24, 2022

I don’t know what you did to your strawberry and cream oatmeal, It doesn’t taste good it has a bitter taste. I don’t know why you changed the recipe, or bought bad dried strawberries. I don’t know. But I would like a refund. The bitterness taste like bitter pill. Disgusting

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Abigail Jaye - October 3, 2022

We are big fans of the rice cakes you make. Great with some avocado for breakfast or a snack. But why are the bags they’re sold in not recyclable? It hurts my heart to put so much plastic into the trash stream. It takes hundreds of years to break down and as it does, it releases chemicals into the soil…that grow our food, like your oats and grains! Do you have a sustainability officer we can write to?

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Rasharnda Teixeira - May 14, 2022

Thank you for makeing oatmeat

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carol dowdy - June 28, 2020

yes, love the regular instant grits, but the last 2 boxes i have purchased were as follows: some of the packages were partial sealed and some were not sealed at all and when went to open box, instant grits at the bottom of the box. sure made a mess, …half the packages were not usable. now when i buy a box..I shake it to see if grits are going to sprinkle out of the corner of main box.. not good…thought the quality control department would like to be aware of this.

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Roseanne Pickering - June 19, 2020

I’m glad that Quaker Oats finally retired “Aunt Jemima’s” image and name from their pancake mix/syrup. Even updating her image back in the 1970’s didn’t really help remove the stereotype that the name itself invoked. I think its a step in the right direction.

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Connie - November 1, 2019

Served my husband some Quick Oats this morning. Box was purchased from Sam’s Club last week. When he was eating the cereal, he found a piece of plastic in the cereal. It was part of a circular object and about 2 1/2 centimeters long.

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Rod - October 30, 2019

Simply Granola, very good with minor thought: the raisins are too hard, like rocks. You need to do something to soften them or replace with Craisins which tend to be softer.
PS We enjoy many of your products!

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