Bis repeated
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Two months after painfully concluding their annual price negotiations with the purchasing centers of large retailers, the food and consumer products (PGC) manufacturers are once again on a war footing.
Their puzzle: to pass new price increases.
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Since the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian army at the end of February, they have been faced with a new spike in their costs, in addition to that caused at the end of 2021 by the strong post-Covid recovery.
With the war and the sanctions, no position is spared, starting with agricultural raw materials: cereals, oils, butter, coffee, sugar... The other costs are also soaring: energy, packaging, logistics, labor, with a quadrupling of certain bills (gas, transport, etc.).
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The equation is untenable, according to the food industry.
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