JDE Peet's reports nearly two billion dollars in cost inflation due to soaring coffee prices
JDE Peet's reported massive cost inflation last year amid rising green coffee prices. The firm is now cutting costs ahead of its Keurig Dr Pepper acquisition.
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JDE Peet's announced today that price increases for green coffee and other inputs resulted in a total cost inflation of €1.6 billion last year. This figure was disclosed as part of the company's full-year results, highlighting the significant impact of rising commodity prices on its operations. In response to these pressures, the company is continuing to implement productivity measures and divestitures while preparing for the expected early-Q2 closing of its acquisition by Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. .
The company, which is based in the Netherlands 
NL, reported that organic sales rose 15.3% to reach €9.92 billion for the year. Adjusted core earnings were reported at €1.59 billion. Despite the growth in sales, the scale of the €1.6 billion cost inflation has necessitated a rigorous approach to cost management and operational efficiency.
NL, reported that organic sales rose 15.3% to reach €9.92 billion for the year. Adjusted core earnings were reported at €1.59 billion. Despite the growth in sales, the scale of the €1.6 billion cost inflation has necessitated a rigorous approach to cost management and operational efficiency.
