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European Heat Waves Boost Demand for Magnum Ice Cream

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 30 July 2026, 06:11 UTC By Charlotte Hughes-Morgan 1 min read
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European Heat Waves Boost Demand for Magnum Ice Cream Magnum Ice Cream Co.’s sales increased more than expected, helped by hot weather in Europe boosting demand for brands like Ben & Jerry’s and Cornetto. The world’s largest ice cream company, which also produces Carte D’Or and Wall’s brands, said organic sales grew 4.9% in the second quarter of the year, driven both by a higher number of units sold and higher pricing. This was ahead of the 2.9% growth anticipated by analysts surveyed by...

European Heat Waves Boost Demand for Magnum Ice Cream Magnum Ice Cream Co.’s sales increased more than expected, helped by hot weather in Europe boosting demand for brands like Ben & Jerry’s and Cornetto. The world’s largest ice cream company, which also produces Carte D’Or and Wall’s brands, said organic sales grew 4.9% in the second quarter of the year, driven both by a higher number of units sold and higher pricing. This was ahead of the 2.9% growth anticipated by analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
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