Supply Chain Disruptions and Costs: The company relies on complex global and domestic supply chains for raw materials and finished goods, making it vulnerable to disruptions from geopolitical events, natural disasters, labor shortages, or transportation issues, which can increase costs and impact product availability.

Commodity Price Volatility: Fluctuations in the cost of key raw materials like protein, dairy, and packaging can significantly impact the company's cost of goods sold and profitability if these increases cannot be fully passed on to consumers or mitigated through hedging strategies.

Labor Availability and Wage Inflation: The food processing and distribution industries often face challenges in attracting and retaining skilled labor. Labor shortages and increasing wage demands can lead to higher operating costs and potential production or distribution inefficiencies.