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Olam’s cocoa purchase raises supply, price volatility concerns

By Luc Cohen, Marcy Nicholson December 19, 2014
New York | Reuters –– Olam’s US$1.3 billion deal to buy rival Archer Daniels Midland’s cocoa processing business may reduce liquidity in the niche cocoa bean trade, raising concerns about volatile prices and a potential shake-up of customer relationships. In the biggest deal to roil the cocoa trade in recent years, Olam scooped up a […] Read more

Signs of slower deliveries  from Peru, the world’s eighth-biggest coffee exporter, are expected to underscore concerns about supplies elsewhere. (Starbucks.com)
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Fungus damage to Peru’s coffee crop lifts premium

By Marcy Nicholson, Mitra Taj July 4, 2014
Lima/New York | Reuters — The premium for coffee grown in Peru, one of the world’s top high-quality arabica growers, is nearing a three-year high after a tree-killing fungus ate into more of its crop than expected, delaying shipments, industry sources say. Peru’s harvest kicked off in April at low-altitude plantations — the most vulnerable […] Read more


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