Chapman’s Ice Cream to Replace Most U.S. Ingredients While Freezing Prices
Chapman’s Ice Cream is reducing its dependence on American suppliers, developing Canadian-made cones and wafers, and promising not to raise its own prices until March 2028.
Canadian Economy
Chapman’s Ice Cream is reducing its dependence on American suppliers, developing Canadian-made cones and wafers, and promising not to raise its own prices until March 2028.
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