Chocolate sales have declined due to record-high cocoa prices driven by poor harvests and climate factors, but prices are now easing. Major Swiss chocolate companies like Lindt, Barry Callebaut, and Nestlé are responding by innovating premium products and increasing social media and influencer marketing to attract younger consumers. While cocoa prices have dropped significantly from their peak, companies are cautious about lowering prices but are expanding product ranges and marketing strategies to regain sales momentum. The outlook includes continued premium product focus and leveraging social trends to boost demand.
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