Snack Prices Also Rise... Samlip Raises Prices of About 50 Bread Products by an Average of 9%
Samlip will raise the prices of approximately 50 bread products by an average of 9% starting September 1.
Based on convenience store retail prices, the price of "Jeongtong Boreumdal" will increase from 1,800 won to 2,000 won, marking an 11.1% rise. "Hershey Choco Sand" will go up from 2,200 won to 2,400 won, reflecting a 9.1% increase. "Cheese Fresh Pang" will also see a 4.0% rise from 2,500 won to 2,600 won.
However, the specific products affected and the extent of the increase may vary depending on the distribution channel.
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Samlip explained that although it has been absorbing the burden of rising raw material prices, it has been compelled to raise prices on some products as cost pressures have become too great.
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