Halloween may be all tricks for the candy company.
- Trick or treat? If it’s a Hershey’s treat, Halloween might get really scary.They say the problem is that people started buying more sweets during the pandemic and it hasn’t slowed down, not to mention the ongoing supply-chain issues that got worse because of the war in Ukraine.
Hershey’s CEO said they can either keep stores stocked with regular sweets or ramp up holiday production, and regular sweets won out. As for next year, Hershey is adding more manufacturing lines hoping for a comeback by next Halloween.
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