Cocoa futures on both ICE and London exchanges hit four-month lows and face a 3% weekly drop due to a surplus in ICE-certified stocks and f...

A surge in cocoa and coffee futures prices has strained traders' finances, hindering global shipments. Rising costs and financing difficult...

Figures released Thursday showed so-called grinds — where cocoa is turned into butter and powder used in confectionery — fell only about 2%...

Robusta coffee settled at a new high in London on worries that poorer output in top-producer Vietnam will fuel bean shortages.

Prices have surged this year — recently exceeding $10,000 a ton — as poor West African harvests put the world on course for another annual ...

Cocoa futures in London and New York set record peaks on Tuesday as the market continued its relentless rise while coffee and sugar prices ...

Analysts at Rabobank and Marex expect West African output to drop in the 2023-24 season. Marex forecasts the global deficit at 279,000 tons...

Robusta coffee futures have hit a record high due to limited supplies, with dealers reporting that Indonesia's No. 2 export crop has left b...

Ivory Coast issued an arrest warrant for opposition presidential candidate.

New York, Dec 7 (IANS) Chocolates taste great, but they can become even tastier when the cocoa trees are grown in dry season and in high-st...

Cocoa increases cerebral blood flow, which increases cognition and attention. Caffeine alone can increase anxiety.

Cocoa prices were stable after Ivory Coast, the world’s biggest producer of the commodity, suffered an attack by al-Qaeda-linked extremists...

Cocoa fell in London amid signs of ample supplies as the West African harvest accelerates and demand slows.

Cocoa futures dropped to a nine-month low on mounting concern that a recession is weakening demand in Europe, the world's biggest consumer.

Cocoa demand may exceed production by 50,000 tonne in the 2012-13 season, the International Cocoa Organisation says.

Cocoa fell 19% in New York and 20% in London over the past two months as supplies from West Africa were better than initially estimated.

Cocoa fell to a 32-month low on signs of rising supplies in Ivory Coast and Ghana, the world's biggest producers.