Ice cream is also getting more expensive: How much will Nestlé products cost?

Food prices continue to rise, and now Nestlé ice creams are also getting more expensive. Froneri will update prices for some of its products next month. The average price increase will be 2.8%, but for some ice creams the increase will reach nearly 7%.

Food prices continue to rise, and now Nestlé ice creams are also getting more expensive. Froneri, which markets the brand in Israel, will update prices for some of its products next month. The average price increase will be 2.8%, but for some ice creams the increase will reach nearly 7%. Among the products that will increase in price: Extreme tub from 27.76 to 29.65 shekels (6.8%), Mini Oreo from 17.90 to 19.10 shekels, Milka and Oreo pint from 15.90 to 16.90 shekels, and La Cremeria family ice cream from 20.49 to 21.49 shekels (4.9%). Froneri explained that the increase is due to rising costs of raw materials, shipping, and production, and that it covers only part of the cost increase. The article notes that the published prices are supplier prices to retailers, before VAT and marketing chain profits, so the consumer price may be higher.