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Halloween this year will be unrecognizable. Much less trick-or-treating. Far fewer parties. For candy-makers, 2020 presents a major challenge.

Axios Re:Cap digs in with Ferrara Candy CEO Todd Siwak, whose company is the country's largest maker of candy corn, jelly beans and all sorts of other confectionary treats.

How Big Candy is approaching a pandemic Halloween

Less trick-or-treating. Fewer parties. How one of America's top candy CEOs is approaching pandemic Halloween.

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How Big Candy is approaching a pandemic Halloween

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