Survey: Trick-or-treaters could get less candy due to inflation
One thousand adults were questioned over whether or not they will be buying less candy, and 40% said their candy habits will be adjusted.
Oct 11, 2023, 10:55 AM
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3ds agoA new survey suggests that trick-or-treaters could get less candy this year because of inflation.
One thousand adults were questioned over whether or not they will be buying less candy, and 40% said their candy habits will be adjusted.
Half said they plan on spending the same amount as last year but will buy fewer sweet treats.
Candy companies say a tight sugar supply is also raising the cost of candy.
