Published 2 years ago

Hershey, Nestle warn of Halloween candy shortages

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Hershey warns that due to supply-chain issues and sky-high demand there could be a possible shortage of chocolate and candy this fall. Halloween accounts for around 10 per cent of the company’s annual sales. Global food giant Nestle, which makes KitKat, Aero and Smarties candy, acknowledged similar struggles despite reporting higher sales in the first half of the year.

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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

US facing Halloween candy shortage

Candy company Hershey will be unable to meet the coming Halloween demand for its products, CNN reported

2 years ago·Russian Federation

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The Blaze

Hershey warns of looming Halloween candy shortage

The Hershey Company – the fifth-biggest candy company in the world in 2021 – is sounding the alarm that they will experience a Halloween candy shortage this year. The Hershey Company warned that it would not be able to supply enough candy for Halloween and the Christmas holiday season. The candy com...

2 years ago·United States

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City News

Hershey, Nestle warn of Halloween candy shortages

Hershey says it has been hit by a shortage of essential ingredients like cocoa, pointing to supply chain issues triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Le Journal de Montreal

Une pénurie de bonbons à l’Halloween est possible, prévient Hershey

Il pourrait y avoir une pénurie de chocolat à l’Halloween, a prévenu jeudi l’une des plus importantes compagnies de friandises, Hershey.

2 years ago·Montreal, Canada

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Freedom Rock Radio

Hershey warns of Halloween candy shortage - Freedom Rock Radio

2 years ago

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WWBL

Candy Shortage Ahead Of Halloween

Hershey is warning it’ll have a shortage of Halloween and Christmas candy this year.The candy company says global supply chain issues and the war in Ukraine have made it hard to get all of the ingredients, including cocoa.Halloween usually makes up about ten-percent of the company’s annual sales.Consumers can also expect to pay more for candy because of overall inflation.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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