Despite overall price stability, certain food brands are seeing their prices increase, particularly in sweet groceries. Find out how the rise in prices of iconic products like Coca-Cola, Nutella or Kinder is linked to factors such as trade negotiations and increased production costs.
Although food inflation has slowed, some iconic brands are seeing significant price increases. Deciphering the reasons behind this increase, from the price of sugar to the commercial practices of manufacturers, and the impact on consumers’ purchasing power.
As overall food price inflation shows signs of slowing, some iconic brands are facing a notable rise in their prices. According to an analysis of the Parisian“, flagship products of sweet groceries such as Lu’s petit-beurre, Kinder chocolate bars or Nutella spread have seen their prices rise, while the 1.75 liter bottle of Coca-Cola now exceeds the 2 euros. Trade negotiations and the increase in production costs are singled out as the main culprits for this inflation. At the same time, certain food products are seeing their prices fall, providing some relief to consumers’ wallets.
