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Gas Prices Drive Snack Shop Struggles | Durham News
When gas prices climb, Americans tighten their belts — skipping meals, cutting back on groceries, and avoiding impulse buys at convenience stores. With prices hovering near $3.94 a gallon and staying above the $3.50 threshold since March, consumer habits are shifting fast. PepsiCo’s CEO warns that convenience stores — which rely on snack and drink sales for profit, not gas — are feeling the squeeze. As people rethink every extra purchase, PepsiCo is stepping in with deals and bundles to nudge customers back into those aisles. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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