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Cocoa inflation is squeezing candy makers, but Hershey’s diversification gives it an edge over Mondelez as holiday chocolate season heats up

Several customers described how they had bought chocolate products ‘they thought included cool, carved designs’ but had been disappointed when the products did not include those designs

Hershey stock is gaining analyst upgrades, while Pepsi trades at deep value. Here’s why both consumer staples could deliver upside in 2026.

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Think your favorite American snack is universally adored? Think again. To many Europeans, some iconic U.S. foods are more than odd—they’re downright offensive. From sweet-savory mashups to processed staples, what tastes like comfort here can read as culinary shock across the Atlantic. Understanding these quirks not only sparks laughs—it helps…

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When biting into your favorite chocolate bar, you expect it to be rich and decadent, and to melt in your mouth. However, a Canadian woman had the opposite reaction when she sank her teeth into a Kit-Kat she purchased from the Dollar Haven, not realizing it wasn’t the same chocolate…

Cocoa futures rose to send Hershey stock lower on the assumption of higher costs, though financials reflect a resilient business with more upside.

As Hershey has lagged behind the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts maintain a cautious outlook on the stock’s prospects.

As of July 31, 2025, two stocks in the consumer staples sector could be flashing a real warning to investors who value momentum as a key criteria in their trading decisions.