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Good things are coming in smaller packages as household budgets tighten
Consumer product companies like Coca-Cola, Mondelez, and Hershey are introducing smaller package sizes to cater to budget-conscious shoppers amid rising prices. Executives from these companies noted that lower-income customers prefer these smaller, more affordable options, while wealthier shoppers continue to buy larger formats. The trend is part of a broader strategy to address economic pressures without reducing product quality or lowering prices for bulk buyers.
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