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Major chocolate companies, including The Hershey Company and Mondelez International, are raising prices due to rising cocoa costs and new EU mandates against deforestation.

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Major chocolate companies, including The Hershey Company and Mondelez International, are raising prices due to rising cocoa costs and new EU mandates against deforestation.

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  1. Mondelez International seeks a delay to allow the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) to become workable.Sub-event
  2. Chocolate giants pass on cost increases while scientists seek sustainable solutions.1 source
  3. Mondelez and Hershey are distancing themselves from backing EU laws amid high cocoa costs.

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  • FortuneChocolate cravings are about to be costlier as Hershey’s confirms price increases are on the way Hershey is raising chocolate prices. That will make the cost of a candy bar up to 20% higher at retail
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