Inflation in the second quarter came from ingredients, including soybeans and edible oils, along with packaging and transportation, said Carlos A. Abrams-Rivera, US zone president, in the earnings call. Resin costs increased recently as well, he said. Input costs have continued to increase since April, said Paulo Luis Araujo Basilio, global chief financial officer, in the earnings call. "Now we are expecting inflation still in the mid-single-digit range for the full year, but now it's slightly above the midpoint of the mid-single-digit range," he said, adding Kraft Heinz is using multiple revenue management levers, including lease price actions, to manage inflation. Kraft Heinz in the quarter sustained a loss of $27 million, which compared with a loss of $1.65 billion in the previous year's second quarter. Net sales of $6.62 billion were down 0.5% from $6.65 billion in the previous year's second quarter.