Sees Q4 adjusted EBITDA $62M-$62M. “We were pleased with how we ended 2025 with Retail Sales growth of approximately 3.5%2 in the fourth quarter, importantly, in a Salty Snack category that has returned to growth, up 1.1%3 in the fourth quarter. However, Net Sales lagged our strong Retail Sales as our channel partners reduced inventories during the second half of the quarter due to a variety of factors including SNAP payment delays and the government shutdown. Shipment trends normalized as we exited the year,” said Howard Friedman, CEO of Utz. “Further, we continued to execute well on our productivity and operational efficiency programs and remain on-track with our growth initiatives such as our California expansion in early 2026.”
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