What are the factors in determining the cost of McCormick products?
As the leader in the spice industry, McCormick globally sources the highest quality spices and herbs from their native geographic sources, which are often in remote or hard-to-reach locations. McCormick products are cleaned in a state-of-the-art spice mill and packaged to ensure long-lasting quality. By comparison, lesser-priced spices are often of an inferior quality and may contain extraneous matter. Packaging, manufacturing, and distribution also contribute to our prices, and adverse conditions such as inflation or drought can have an effect. Lastly, while McCormick sells its products to grocery stores at a fair price, the actual retail price offered to consumers is set by each individual store.
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