Higher prices shifting snacking landscape

DALLAS — Americans are committed to snacking and that trend is not slowing down, but higher prices are forcing consumers to alter some of their buying habits.“They’re seeing prices that are 30% higher than 2019,” said Sally Lyons Wyatt, global executive vice president and chief adviser consumer goods and foodservice insights, Circana. “That along with the fact that prices have outpaced wage growth. So those two…