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VIETNAM COCOA PRODUCTION
Under 4-year project from 2022 to 2026, Trong Duc Cocoa in Vietnam began feeding 5,000 tons of discarded cocoa pods into a gasifier. Now, the waste helps dry fresh beans in 7 days instead of 15 during the rainy seasonTrong Duc Cocoa Co. Ltd. in southern Vietnam has developed a way to reuse approximately 5,000 tons of discarded cocoa pods generated each y...- Explained: Why a super El Niño leaves tropical commodities acutely exposedA strengthening El Niño could disrupt global supplies of cocoa, coffee and sugar through drought, heat and excessive rainfall. Forecasters ...
- Nestle India Q1 Results: Net profit surges 48% YoY to Rs 975 crore; revenue rises 25%Nestle India Q1 Results: The company’s revenue from operations for the quarter under review stood at Rs 6,378 crore, marking a 25% year-on-...
- As India, US head towards a new relationship, here are the numbers that matterIndia-US trade deal: The framework targets balanced trade, supply chain resilience and deeper technology cooperation. India intends to buy ...
- Farm jam: Budget bets on nuts, cocoa, fisheries to boost agri valueIndia's latest budget places a strong emphasis on high-value agricultural products and supporting industries. This forward-thinking approac...
- Your cup of morning joe is about to shock youIf anything, the only question is why retail coffee prices aren’t much higher already. In nominal terms, wholesale green coffee beans are c...
- Wheat, coffee, sugar, other food prices are rising due to bad weatherThe Bloomberg Agriculture Spot Index saw a significant monthly gain, reflecting crop shortfalls and heightened market uncertainties. If tre...
- Robusta coffee rises most since 2010 on Vietnam rain concernsCoffee futures rose, with robusta in London rising to the highest levels since the year 2010 amid concerns around supply from Vietnam.
- Why the world of chocolate is in crisisFor the world’s chocolate makers, the crisis is here. Plants have been forced to shutter from Malaysia to Germany and Chicago.
- Cocoa, coffee reach new highs on fear of aging treesRobusta coffee settled at a new high in London on worries that poorer output in top-producer Vietnam will fuel bean shortages.
- World’s top food producers push back on deforestation rulesThe consumers worldwide may end up footing the bill as producers pass on the new costs to them.
- Cost of your caffeine and sugar fix to stay high on El NiñoPrices of soft commodities have been outperformers this year, surging about 24% while the broader agriculture index eased 3% weighed by fal...
- Customs authorities to monitor imports under FTAs to curb duty evasionCustoms authorities would be closely watching imports of these products coming from countries with which India has FTAs, from September 21,...
- How Asian chocolatiers are winning over with artisanal sweet treatsChocolate-makers in the Philippines are mixing soy sauce with their sweets.
- India lifts import ban on six commodities from VietnamVietnam had yesterday removed suspension on imports of five commodities from India after it was satisfied with the corrective action to imp...
- Lifting of ban on import of pepper and coffee from Vietnam: Indian exporters confusedThe ban had put the pepper and instant coffee exporters in India in a fix.
- Cashew industry facing tough year as costly raw nuts, wage hike shadows profitabilityWithdrawal of export incentive has left the exporters in a quandary despite the shipments of Rs 5,545 crore in 2014-15 reaching an all-time...
- After record cashew export, farmers feel the pinchCashew nut prices are hovering around $1,300 per tonne. Except for a brief period, the prices of raw nut bought from Ghana and Ivory Coast ...
- 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...
- Vietnam coffee harvest to drop 9.4% on dry weatherCoffee production in Vietnam is poised to decline from a record as dry weather cuts yields, bolstering prices.
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