Nestle Ice Cream Prices in Israel to Rise Again in December
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Froneri Israel, the local producer of Nestle ice cream, announced a price increase effective December 1, averaging 2.8% and up to 7% for some products. The company cited rising costs for raw materials, delivery, and production. This follows a pattern of winter price hikes by ice cream companies in Israel, including Strauss, Nestle, Feldman, and Ben & Jerry's in the previous year.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Froneri Israel will raise Nestle ice cream prices by an average of 2.8% starting December 1.
- Some popular Nestle ice cream products will see price increases of nearly 7%.
- The company attributes the price hikes to increased costs of raw materials, delivery, and production.
- The price increases occur during winter months, a common practice for ice cream vendors.
- Similar price hikes were implemented by Strauss, Nestle, Feldman, and Ben & Jerry's last year.
Froneri Israel, the company responsible for producing and distributing Nestle ice cream in Israel, will implement a price increase starting December 1. The average price hike will be 2.8%, with some popular products seeing an increase of nearly 7%. This information comes from the company's price list published on the "Push Business" website. Froneri Israel attributes the price adjustments to rising costs of raw materials, delivery, and production. Specific examples include the "Extreme" ice cream pack, which will increase from 27.76 to 29.65 shekels (6.8%), and Mini Oreo packs from 17.90 to 19.10 shekels (6.7%). A pint of Milka and Oreo will go up from 15.90 to 16.90 shekels (6.3%), and a family pack of "La Creamery" will rise from 20.49 to 21.49 shekels (4.9%). These are wholesale prices before VAT and retail markups, meaning the final price for consumers could be higher. Raising ice cream prices during winter months, when demand typically decreases, is a common industry practice. Last year, in November 2025, Strauss increased its prices by an average of 4.8%, with some items up to 9%. Nestle followed shortly after with similar increases, and in December, Feldman and Ben & Jerry's also raised their prices by approximately 5%.
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