US Candy Companies Sideline Pricey Halloween Chocolates for Gummies, Licorice, Flavored Crèmes By Jessica DiNapoli NEW YORK (Reuters) - Trick-or-treaters hoping to collect handfuls of chocolate ...

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Candy makers, spooked by cocoa prices, go gummy for Halloween. Candy companies are producing more gummy and chewy treats, saving money and appealing to the tastes of younger consumers.