Global consumers set to feel the price pain this Easter of steep rises in cocoa costs

게시됨 2024년 3월 12일

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Easter is set to provide a boost to confectionery brands, but consumers will face higher prices due to increased costs of cocoa and sugar. Cocoa prices have risen by 35% since December 2023 and 132% since February 2023, while sugar prices increased by nearly 16% YoY in January 2024. These price increases are due to supply issues in major cocoa-producing countries, Ivory Coast and Ghana, and a sugar supply deficit caused by poor weather conditions in India and Thailand. As a result, chocolate prices are expected to rise ahead of Easter as manufacturers pass on these increased costs to consumers.
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The core Easter market is set to herald a major boost for confectionery brands large and small this month, but consumers are facing a notable rise in prices for many product ranges, according to analysts’ latest research, reports Neill Barston. As Nidhi Jain, commodity specialist at the Smart Cube group asserted, in the wake of major cocoa and sugar price hikes, retailers have moved to pass on these increased costs to shoppers, which could potentially impact on seasonal sales. According to the analyst, cocoa prices are currently 35 per cent higher than they were in December 2023, and a staggering 132 per cent higher than in February 2023, while sugar’s value rose by almost 16 per cent year-over-year (YoY) in January 2024. Commenting on the situation Nidhi Jain the situation is very much set to be felt by consumers, and as Confectionery Production has previously reported, the last major seasonal event at Christmas, saw retail prices rise by a huge 50%. “Cocoa’s price has reached a ...

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