KITKAT and Nespresso firmNestlehas pushed through double-digit price hikes for coffee and chocolate across some markets as it faces soaring commodity costs.

The firm revealed it raised prices by 2.1% overall in the first quarter to counter surging coffee bean and cocoa costs.

KitKat chocolate bar and a cup of coffee.The chocolate and coffee maker says it has seen costs increase so has passed on these hikes to customers

In some , price increases were in the double-digits, which impacted its underlying sales growth by volume, according to the firm.

The group reported better-than-expected sales growth of 2.8% for the first three months of 2025, although the higher prices accounted for much of the rise, with sales by volume edging 0.7% higher.

“Despite the significant level of the increases in many markets, the actions were implemented with limited customer disruption,”; insisted.

Group chief executive Laurent Freixe said the impact of “remain unclear at this stage”;.

He added: “Overall, the situation continues to be dynamic, with heightened risks and uncertainty.”;

Mr Freixe cautioned the firm is facing an “environment of heightened macroeconomic and consumer uncertainty”;.

But he saidNestleis sticking to its full-year guidance, “based on our assessment of the direct impact of current tariffs and our ability to adapt”;.

The group revealed it had seen a “pronounced”; initial impact to consumer demand where large price hikes were passed on, but added this is easing as “consumer behaviour and the competitive environment adjust and stabilise”;.