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General Mills (GIS) continues to expect annual input cost inflation to be at the higher end of our 4-5% range in FY27 due to increases in spot prices for freight, gains, and packaging during Q1 , as well as new Canadian tariffs
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General Mills expects FY27 input cost inflation at the upper end of its 4-5% range due to Q1 spot prices and Canadian tariffs, while keeping capital priorities unchanged.
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Long-term capital priorities remain unchanged.
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