With cocoa prices rising nearly 400% over the past decade, this solution helps brands maintain product flavor and performance while navigating pressures — from supply disruption to evolving consumer demand for cleaner, simpler ingredients.
The need to react to unexpected global disruption is now a fundamental requirement for all companies – tariffs are only the latest incarnation of what manufacturers have to face.
Ramsey Bagdadi, a GlobalData consumer analyst, offers his view
April 26, 2022
As alternative vegetable oils tend to be higher in price, Indonesia’s palm oil export ban will add further obstacles for global manufacturers such as Mondelez and Unilever to keep product prices low.
We hear a lot (really, constantly) about the supply chain and the many causes for it faltering the past year: shortage of labor to move goods—especially truck drivers and dock workers—inconsistent ingredient supplies, record inflation for materials and on and on.
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