Two Democrat lawmakers have accused some of America's biggest food and beverage corporations of profiting from "shrinkflation" and demanded they stop engaging in the practice.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-Pa.) – are pressing three food companies on the issue of shrinkflation. Shrin

Two congressional Democrats are accusing three of the largest food companies of engaging in “shrinkflation” in which product sizes are reduced while prices remain the same or are raised.    In letters to the chief executives of Coca Cola (NYSE:KO),

Seven months after Cookie Monster decried shrinkflation on X, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-Pa.) are probing cereal, beverage and snack makers about the practice of shrinking package sizes while keeping prices the same.

Two Democratic lawmakers have sent a letter to some of the country’s biggest food and beverage companies arguing they are “profiteering” through “shrinkflation,” the practice of reducing product size while keeping prices the same or increasing them,