Oreo O's were discontinued in the US in 2007 due to the breakup of the Post Holdings, Inc and Kraft Foods Group, Inc co-branding. The product is still manufactured in South Korea by an independent third party, Dongsuh Foods, which has the rights to the brand there. However, the cost of shipping the cereal from South Korea to the US is prohibitively expensive, meaning few Americans can partake of this joy anymore. If the White House and President Obama were to pressure these companies to cooperate again to produce this cereal, we are certain that they would comply.
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