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Why Valentine’s Day will taste more bitter this year

Why Valentine’s Day will taste more bitter this year

Update: 2025-02-14
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Are you looking forward to celebrating the day of love? You’re not the only one. For food producers, the day is a test of how far consumers are willing to stretch their budgets. After all, chocolate prices have been skyrocketing due to a perfect storm of supply chain disruptions, climate change, and energy crisis. Only in December 2024, cocoa bean prices surged by 250%. How is inflation shaping broader food trends in Europe? And what alternatives to cocoa beans chocolate could we soon see?  

In this episode, host Giada Santana and agrifood reporter Sofia Sanchez Manzanaro explore how the food market is adapting to unprecedented costs.  

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Why Valentine’s Day will taste more bitter this year

Why Valentine’s Day will taste more bitter this year

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