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BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (AP) — Some workers at Kellogg Co.'s Battle Creek headquarters have been hospitalized as a precaution following a suspected Freon leak. The building was evacuated about 10:45 a.m. Wednesday and authorities say the leak was believed to have originated near a company kitchen. WXMI-TV reports that the food manufacturer said 23 people were taken to area hospitals for evaluation. The Battle Creek Enquirer reports that many of the employees hospitalized worked in the kitchen and that the north side of the building remained closed to employees. Freon is a gas or liquid typically used as a refrigerant. Fire Chief Dave Schmaltz tells the newspaper that the injuries did not appear to be serious. Most of the evacuated employees returned to the building by 11:30 a.m. Battle Creek is in southern Michigan.

Kellogg headquarters' tower evacuated; suspected Freon leak