The strained supply chain is partly to blame.
"Over the past year and a half, we've seen consumers more willing to treat themselves to a piece of fine chocolate in order to support their emotional well-being during this stressful period. This wave of interest in fine chocolate has spurred all sorts of new experimentation and inclusions from the fine-chocolate industry as consumers find new ways to fit fine chocolate into their everyday routines, from single-origin recipes to rare ingredients.
Nonetheless, Lindt's growth slowed in the second half of 2021. This"was partly due to temporary supply chain bottlenecks caused by a lack of labour and materials at Russell Stover's three production sites," the company told
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