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Wednesday 06 August 2014 9:19 pm  |  Updated:  Wednesday 29 May 2019 8:10 pm

Life not so sweet for Cadbury’s owner Mondelez as its growth target is slashed

By: Express KCS

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Cadbury’s owner Mondelez yester­day cut its 2014 sales target, after price hikes to cover commodity costs sparked a backlash by consu­mers and retailers in some European markets.

The company said it was reducing its 2014 net organic revenue growth target to a range of two per cent to 2.5 per cent. In May, it forecast growth of about three per cent.

It said higher cocoa and dairy prices this year promp­t­ed the retail price rises to cus­tomers.

Since competitors had been slow to follow, the company said, some retailers had stopped selling Mondelez products altogether.

“While we anticipated that this would be disruptive in the short term, it has been even more chal­lenging than we expected,” said Irene Rosenfeld, chairman and chief executive officer.

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