How Mondelēz achieved its mid-year wins
31-07-2026 14:12 via foodnavigator.com

How Mondelēz achieved its mid-year wins

In its Q2 results, Mondelēz International reported that it had returned to volume growth for the first time since 2024, as well as seeing success in emerging markets, particularly Latin America. However, revenues were down in Europe compared to the year-ago period. What are the reasons behind these successes and failures?
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