Big confectioners are considering downsizing as cocoa prices rise.
Ana Maria Eftene
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Large confectionery companies, which have long-term contracts with cocoa producers, are still affected by the situation, with some major contracts due to expire in 2025. In addition to reducing the size of products, they are exploring the possibility of finding substitutes for cocoa in product recipes.
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