Newell Brands to Raise Some Prices in 2027

The consumer products maker plans modest price increases early next year as it faces about $150 million in expected 2026 inflation costs.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Inflation

Newell Brands to Raise Some Prices in 2027

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Newell Brands plans to raise prices on some products in early 2027, timed to coincide with similar moves by competitors. The company reported its second consecutive quarter of year-over-year sales growth as it navigates inflation pressures.

Why it matters

Inflation pressure is forcing Newell Brands to raise some product prices, and the company says productivity gains alone cannot offset the cost increases. For U.S. shoppers, the move signals that some household goods may cost more in the coming year.

Newell Brands expects roughly $150 million in 2026 inflation costs, bringing its cumulative two-year inflation impact to $370 million, or about 8%. The company has not specified which products will see increases or by how much.

The players

Newell Brands

Newell Brands is a consumer products company whose portfolio includes a range of household and baby brands, headquartered in Georgia.

The details

Newell Brands reported growth in four of its six businesses and seven of its top 10 brands this quarter, with gains broad-based across U.S. and international markets. The company expects $100 million in tariff refunds in 2026 and plans to cut total debt and factoring by a couple hundred million dollars this year.

2026: Newell Brands expects about $150 million in inflation impact.
Early 2027: Planned modest price increases are scheduled to take effect.

Macro View

Newell Brands' two-year cumulative inflation impact of $370 million, or about 8%, shows that cost pressures have persisted across consecutive budget cycles rather than being a single-year shock. The planned 2027 price increases follow that pattern, with timing set to match competitors' moves.

Shoppers buying certain Newell Brands household products may see higher prices starting in early 2027, though the company says the increases will be modest. Baby gear is not included in the planned adjustments.

The takeaway

Companies facing sustained cost pressure are increasingly pairing modest price moves with competitor timing to limit market-share losses. Consumers should expect incremental rather than sudden price changes across many household goods.