🍫 In a call discussing its second-quarter earnings, Hershey CEO Michele Buck said the candy-maker uses the same equipment to make both everyday and seasonal confections.
Sweet treat giant Hershey warned investors Thursday that it won't be able to fully meet Halloween and holiday demand for its products.
In a call discussing its second-quarter earnings, Hershey CEO Michele Buck said the candy-maker uses the same equipment to make both everyday and seasonal confections. As a result, it must balance the production of both. And due to overwhelming demand and supply-chain issues related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it is erring on the side of ensuring its everyday items remain in stock.Stay informed about local news and weather. Get the NBC 7 San Diego app for
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