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Retail and Consumer Spending

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  1. Sat, Oct 241 item
    1. Halloween candy sales drop 6.7% as chocolate prices and high living costs weigh on U.S. shoppersU.S. Halloween candy sales fell 6.7% in the month leading up to Oct. 17 compared to the previous year, driven by high chocolate prices and broader affordability concerns. According to market researcheMiami-Dade County

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  1. 01Sally Lyons Wyattperson1 mentions
  2. 02Aldiorganization1 mentions
  3. 03Circanaorganization1 mentions
  4. 04West Africalocation1 mentions
  5. 05NielsenIQorganization1 mentions
  6. 06U.S. Bureau of Labor Statisticsorganization1 mentions
  7. 07National Confectioners Associationorganization1 mentions
  8. 08Chris Costagliperson1 mentions
  9. 09Ferrara Candy Co.organization1 mentions
  10. 10U.S.location1 mentions

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  • Topic to peopleSally Lyons Wyatt, Chris Costagli
  • Topic to orgsAldi, Circana, NielsenIQ (+3 more)
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  1. Oct 24, 2026NewsHalloween candy sales drop 6.7% as chocolate prices and high living costs weigh on U.S. shoppers