“We are in a chain, so the links should not be set against each other. But we do understand that our place is respected. ”
For Jean-Philippe André, the new president of the federation of food manufacturers (Ania), the moment for peaceful relations between large distribution brands and mass consumption giants has not yet come.
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Why distributors are preparing to increase prices on the shelves
A few days after being accused of taking advantage of the context to increase their margins
,
the food industry on Wednesday refuted any
“windfall effect”
linked to the increase in raw materials, agricultural or not.
"The manufacturer is all the less interested in this as excessively increasing its price would make it drop off against its competitors,"
argues the manager, also at the head of Haribo in France.
"Support multinationals"
The argument is swept away by several brands, whose discourse has not softened towards national brands and multinationals of consumer products.
There are some
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