Source: Post Holdings For much of the past three decades, the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry relied on a familiar response to slowing growth: scale . Consolidation smoothed earnings, synergies justified leverage, and declining interest rates reduced the cost of being wrong. Bigger portfolios were assumed to be better ones. That assumption is now under pressure. Post Holdings’ most recent earnings cycle does not read like a company preparing for its next transformation

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