Cheaper cocoa is making consumers crave Mondelez products again
After years of sky-high cocoa prices and steep price hikes, Mondelez is seeing volumes recover: the maker of Oreo, Côte d'Or, and Toblerone is growing again by selling more…
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After years of sky-high cocoa prices and steep price hikes, Mondelez is seeing volumes recover: the maker of Oreo, Côte d'Or, and Toblerone is growing again by selling more…
Cosentino’s Food Stores’ newly opened ChopMore! store in Kansas City, Missouri, offers groceries at cost plus a 10% charge to cover overhead.
UK consumer confidence has suffered its sharpest monthly decline since the Covid-19 pandemic, as renewed cost-of-living pressures put further strain on household budgets. The GfK…
UK consumer confidence has plunged at its fastest rate since the Covid pandemic. The latest GfK Consumer Confidence Barometer revealed an 11-point drop in October to -24, down…
Rising ingredient costs have prompted confectionery giants such as Hershey to broaden trick-or-treating options to include salty snacks.
The grocer, which is struggling with high prices, wants to sharpen its value perception through better in-store experiences, CEO Susan Morris said.
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Retailer attributes performance to volume growth and mild price inflation following a sustained period of deflation
One Stop has cut or held the prices of 61 everyday products as part of a new value campaign, with reductions of up to 17 per cent. The convenience retailer…
The British luxury leather goods brand Mulberry reports strong sales growth, which the company attributes to investments in the brand and a reduction in price discounts.
Albertsons withdrew its FY2026 forecasts as it launched a broad review of its business to cut costs, lower prices and reverse sluggish sales.
High-end brands have raised their prices in the post-pandemic economy. They’re selling less in part because fewer consumers can afford them.