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Can Indian craft chocolate go global and compete with the world's finest?Indian craft chocolate is growing. It aims to compete with global brands. Brands focus on local cacao from Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and K...- 45-50% growth in Amul’s summer product categories likely this year: MDAmul India navigates cocoa price surge impact by passing on costs to consumers. However, as Amul is still a value for money brand, it would...
- Shipping lines raise freight prices for some coffee routes, says ICOIran-backed group Houthis, who control much of Yemen including the capital, have attacked in the Red Sea commercial vessels they allege hav...
- Cote d'lvoire looking for direct sale of cocoa products to IndiaCote d'Ivoire, the largest cocoa producer in the world, is looking to explore the Indian market for direct marketing of cocoa and cocoa-bas...
- Robusta coffee hits record high, cocoa also climbs; lack of sales from Brazil causes surgeRobusta coffee futures have hit a record high due to limited supplies, with dealers reporting that Indonesia's No. 2 export crop has left b...
- The environmental disaster lurking inside your chocolate barThe African nations, home to most of the world's cocoa, now wants more compensation for their impoverished farmers.
- Mondelez to invest in cocoa research and cultivation in few statesAt present, the maker of Cadbury and Oreo, gets about 30% of its raw materials from India while the rest is imported, mainly from Africa. T...
- Chocolate industry may feel the pinch as global cocoa prices riseIndia imports large quantity of cocoa beans and powder to bridge the gap between supply and demand in the domestic market. As per the data ...
- Cocoa output to plunge in the coming seasonThe cocoa processors are expecting a slump in the production during the harvest season in the country beginning November.
- Chocolate production may be harming environment: StudyAccording to a study conducted by researchers of the Manchester University, UK's chocolate industry produces about 2.1 million tonnes of gr...
- Chocolate production may be harming environment: StudyScientists found that the UK chocolate industry produces about 2.1 million tonnes of greenhouse gases in a year. This is equivalent to the ...
- Move over wine and tea-tasting sessions! Bengaluru's latest obsession is with chocolateBy-invite tasting and pairing sessions in the city are getting enthusiasts to appreciate the taste, texture and aroma of artisan chocolates.
- Rising cocoa prices hurt profitability; smaller processing companies in a fixThough cocoa production in the country is forecast to go up by 6% in the coming season, consumption has been increasing at a much higher ra...
- Amul, Cadbury Kraft, Nestle unlikely to cut chocolate prices; profits to be used for capacity buildingAmul, Cadbury Kraft, Nestle, Britannia and Parle are unlikely to cut prices because, some of them say, the dip in the cost of raw materials...
- Cocoa prices rise on dry weatherCocoa demand may exceed production by 50,000 tonne in the 2012-13 season, the International Cocoa Organisation says.
- Cocoa prices down by 20 pc, chocolate makers relievedChocolate manufacturer Amul has not raised prices of chocolate, chocozoo and syrup for a year, and has no such plans in the near future.
- Chocolates won't add to inflation as cocoa prices dropCocoa prices have tumbled 20%, giving relief to chocolate and ice-cream makers as lower cost of the ingredient offsets the rising price of ...
- Chocolate rush hits a record as cocoa supplies wanePrices will rise as much as 8.3 per cent to 1,665 pounds a tonne in the first half of 2013, according to the mean of 17 analyst estimates.
- Ivory Coast unrest slows cocoa trade, says ICCOIvory Coast unrest is slowing economic activity and cocoa trade “in particular,” International Cocoa Organisation executive director Jean-M...
- Cocoa prices worry chocolate companiesRising international cocoa prices, supply shortfall and poor quality of beans are worrying chocolate companies, the main buyers of the bean...
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