Kellogg Among Food-Sellers Earning Failing Grade From Oxfam

Major food businesses including Kellogg Co. received failing grades in an Oxfam International report on how they support sustainability and human rights, including the treatment of women.

Associated British Foods Plc, the London-based maker of Ovaltine drinks and Twinings teas, scored lowest in the report, the human-rights advocacy group said. Kellogg and General Mills Inc. were the next-lowest in the study released today. Nestle SA, Unilever NV and Coca-Cola Co. had the best results, though none did better than 38 out of a possible 70 points.