Tyler Kolb predicts that aluminum-packaged products will see significant price increases in the near future.
“Aluminum, I think, is gonna be the next one. And then there's the cost of raw materials that go into packaging. Like soda. Anything that's packaged in an aluminum can, that's gonna be the next thing, I think, that sees a big price increases.”
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disputableObservable price increases of 15%+ for aluminum-packaged products (soda, canned goods) compared to baseline within 6 months
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