Net sales for our consolidated international businesses were up 15 percent in the second quarter of fiscal 2007 to $545 million. This increase was primarily the result of a 7 percent unit volume increase and a 7 point contribution from pricing and product mix. Favorable foreign currency effects contributed 3 points of sales growth, partially offset by a 2 point increase in trade promotion spending. Operating profits of $62 million for the quarter were 15 percent above last year. Operating profits also reflected increased marketing expense to support new product introductions.

For the first twenty-six weeks of fiscal 2007, net sales for our International segment were $1.05 billion, up 14 percent. Unit volume for the first twenty-six weeks was up 7 points over the prior year, and pricing/product mix contributed an additional 6 points to net sales growth. Favorable foreign currency effects contributed 4 points of sales growth, partially offset by a 3 point increase in trade promotion spending. Operating profits for twenty-six weeks grew to $118 million in fiscal 2007, up 4 percent from $113 million last year.

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Net sales for General Mills’ consolidated international businesses grew 13 percent to $505 million. Unit volume increased 7 percent, including strong contributions from new products, and foreign exchange contributed 4 points of net sales growth. Operating profits totaled $56 million. This was $3 million below year-ago levels, due to strong levels of new-product marketing support in this year’s quarter and comparison to a 74 percent profit increase in the period last year.

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Net sales for our International segment grew 3 percent in the third quarter to $444 million. Unit volume grew 4 percent. Two percentage points of growth from pricing and mix were more than offset by the negative impact of foreign exchange in the quarter. Operating profits for the quarter grew to $37 million in fiscal 2006, up 16 percent from $32 million last year, driven by the increased volume as well as improved productivity.

For thirty-nine weeks, net sales for our International segment were $1.36 billion, up 7 percent. Unit volume for the first thirty-nine weeks was up 5 percent. Favorable foreign currency effects contributed 1 percentage point of sales growth. Operating profits for thirty-nine weeks grew to $154 million in fiscal 2006, up 32 percent from $117 million last year.

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Net sales for our International segment were up 8 percent in the second quarter to $472 million. This increase was primarily the result of unit volume, which increased 5 percent with increases in all geographic regions. Favorable foreign currency effects contributed 2 points of sales growth. Operating profits for the quarter grew to $56 million in fiscal 2006, up 14 percent from $49 million last year, reflecting the effects of volume and favorable currency, as well as improved productivity.

For twenty-six weeks, net sales for our International segment were $918 million, up 9 percent. Unit volume for the first twenty-six weeks was up 6 points. Favorable foreign currency effects contributed 3 points of sales growth. Operating profits for twenty-six weeks grew to $117 million in fiscal 2006, up 38 percent from $85 million last year.

Net sales for General Mills’ consolidated International businesses grew 8 percent in the second quarter to reach $472 million. Unit volume rose 5 percent, and foreign exchange contributed 2 points of growth. Operating profits grew to $56 million, a 14 percent increase from year-ago results.

        Through the first six months, International segment net sales grew 9 percent to reach $918 million and operating profits rose 38 percent to exceed $117 million.

Net sales for our consolidated international businesses were up 11 percent in the first quarter to $446 million. This increase was primarily the result of unit volumes increasing seven percent, with gains in all our regions. Favorable foreign currency effects contributed 3 points of sales growth. Operating profits for the quarter grew to $61 million in fiscal 2006, up from $36 million last year.

International net sales grew 11 percent in 2005 to reach $1.72 billion. Unit volume increased 5 percent, and favorable currency exchange contributed 6 points of the net sales increase. Operating profits grew to $171 million compared to $119 million in 2004, fueled by volume growth, favorable currency and productivity gains. All four geographic regions — Canada, Europe, Latin America and Asia/Pacific — posted unit volume gains for the year. On a comparable 52-week basis, International unit volume grew 6 percent in 2005.

        Fourth-quarter International net sales totaled $456 million and operating profits were $54 million. Fourth quarter unit volume was up 3 percent. On a comparable 13-week basis, unit volume was up 5 percent for the period.

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Net sales for the Company’s consolidated international businesses were up 13 percent in the third quarter to $429 million. Unit volume increased 9 percent, with gains in all our regions. Favorable currency effects contributed 6 points of sales

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growth. Operating profits for the quarter grew to $32 million in fiscal 2005, up from $28 million last year.

For the first thirty-nine weeks of fiscal 2005, net sales for the Company’s consolidated international businesses grew 12 percent to $1.27 billion. Foreign exchange added 6 points of sales growth. Unit volume was up 6 percent, with the strongest gains in Asia/Pacific and Latin America. Operating profits year-to-date grew to $117 million in fiscal 2005, up 43 percent from $82 million last year.

Third-quarter net sales for General Mills’ consolidated international businesses grew 13 percent to $429 million. Unit volume increased 9 percent, led by double-digit growth of cereal and snacks in Canada, and by good performance in China and India. Foreign exchange added 6 points of sales growth. Operating profits grew to $32 million in the third quarter, up from $28 million last year.

        Through nine months, net sales for the company’s consolidated international businesses grew 12 percent to $1.27 billion, and operating profit increased 43 percent to $117 million.

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Net sales for the Company’s consolidated international businesses were up 13 percent in the second quarter to $436 million. Second-quarter unit volume increased 5 percent, with gains in the Asia/Pacific region and Latin America. Favorable currency effects contributed 7 points of sales growth. Operating profits for the quarter grew to $49 million in fiscal 2005, up from $30 million last year.

For the first half, net sales for the Company’s consolidated international businesses grew 12 percent to $840 million. Foreign exchange added 5 points of sales growth. First-half unit volume was up 4 percent, with the strongest gains in Asia/Pacific and Latin America. Operating profits for the first-half grew to $85 million in fiscal 2005, up from $54 million last year.