Cummins Confidential : The 1221-Second Video and the 10-Second Lie
Cummins is back at it again, this time pretending to save lives. Their latest “Power Onward” episode, “10 Seconds to
Cummins Confidential is the independent Cummins news and investigations series from The Cummins Accountability Project (TCAP). We examine Cummins Inc. beyond the corporate press releases, glossy sustainability claims and carefully managed newsroom narratives.
From diesel emissions scandals, employee treatment, recalls and financial results to employment practices, executive conduct, Destination Zero and corporate accountability, Cummins Confidential compares the company’s public messaging with the documentary record.
Expect independent scrutiny, evidence-led investigations, sharp satire and the occasional magnificent corporate own goal. Every edition challenges the official narrative, distinguishes documented facts from editorial opinion and invites factual corrections.
Cummins has its newsroom. TCAP has a few questions.
And we are not particularly interested in the approved answers.
Cummins is back at it again, this time pretending to save lives. Their latest “Power Onward” episode, “10 Seconds to
Cummins just dropped a new PR puff piece called “The Hidden Hero of Safe Water Infrastructure“. It’s a masterpiece of
Busworld 2025, Brussels. Cummins rolls in like it’s 1999, peddling “innovation” that still runs on diesel. The new 10-litre coach-optimised
Tom B.’s is Cummins Newsroom’s latest flawless little life story. It reads like something from a corporate Hallmark card –
*Edited 02/08/2026 to correct Miller’s title Some lawyers build their reputations on cleverness. Others on volume. And then there are
Let’s cut the crap right from the off. Cummins, diesel dinosaurs turned self-proclaimed green pioneers, are at it again with
The fourth instalment examines the Eggo food-truck trademark dispute, ultra-processed food litigation, the Dylan Mulvaney controversy and regulatory scrutiny of cereal marketing. TCAP continues its investigation into the corporate controversies surrounding the wider Kellogg and Kellanova businesses.
TCAP’s third Portable Foods investigation examines allegations involving child labour in Kellogg-linked palm oil supply chains, deforestation, the Honey Smacks salmonella outbreak, disputed cereal health claims and product recalls. An examination of supply-chain accountability and consumer protection.
The second instalment of TCAP’s Portable Foods series examines Kellogg’s labour disputes, the 2021 cereal workers’ strike, controversy surrounding artificial food dyes and the cereal-for-dinner backlash. Gemma Penk’s move to Kellanova provides the connection to TCAP’s wider investigation.