Please let us know if you have feedbackGeneral Mills is closing three manufacturing plants in Missouri as the cereal and snacks company aims to make its supply chain more competitive. General Mills also said it plans to consolidate assets at other facilities, which will result in $82 million in restructuring charges. General Mills said in May that it expected to cut jobs and take other “targeted organizational actions” in an effort to improve its structure and drive $100 million in savings. The announcement came two months after General Mills said it was closing G-Works, its in-house innovation unit, and pausing additional outside investments by its venture capital arm 301 Inc. Several other prominent companies have announced plant closures and job cuts this year, including PepsiCo, Conagra Brands and Post Holdings.