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	'''Bear Naked''' is a natural food company with some organic products that was founded in 2002 by ] and ]. In November 2007, Bear Naked was sold to ], a subsidiary of ]. At the time of the sale, Bear Naked had gained control of a large portion of the granola market and was the second largest granola brand in the United States behind ]. The acquisition price of Bear Naked was not disclosed directly, although Kellogg's reported that it acquired Bear Naked and ] for a combined price of $122 million.

	Goldman Sachs brokered the deal.

	== References ==

	1. http://www.battlecreekenquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071109/NEWS01/711090324/1002/NEWS01 "Kellogg adds 2 new brands"

	2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqskUD8BrPY - Bear Naked granola on the Food Network

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