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Ivory Coast Seeks To Sell 100,000 Tonnes Of Cocoa As Buyers Haggle

Ivory Coast's cocoa regulator is seeking to sell around 100,000 tonnes of cocoa held by domestic traders who had bought the beans from farmers but lack acc...

Délifrance Partners With Derry Group Ireland

Délifrance has partnered with Derry Group Ireland's new logistics hub in Co Armagh, to support the company’s growth across Northern Ireland an...

EU Wheat Crops Not Seen Suffering Big Hit From Cold Spell

Severe cold across Europe in the past week is unlikely to have inflicted significant damage on wheat crops that had built up winter sturdiness an...

Sugar Group Tereos' Earnings Rise, Faces Headwinds In Coming Year

Sugar group Tereos on Tuesday reported higher third-quarter core earnings on the back of improving sugar prices, but the French company said factors includ...

Dry Weather And Heat Threaten Ivory Coast's Cocoa Crop

Dry weather and heat last week in Ivory Coast's central cocoa-growing regions threatened to reduce the quantity and quality of the April-to-September mid-c...

Corn Steady After Volatile Week As Exports Assessed

U.S. corn futures edged higher on Friday, consolidating after a volatile week in which prices retreated from a 7-1/2 year high as a higher than expected U....

Global Coffee Supply Deficit Seen Up On Lower Brazil Output: Report

The global coffee market is expected to experience a larger deficit in the 2021/22 season than initially projected, as output in main supplier Br...

Northern Ireland Parties Take Legal Action Against Brexit Deal

Members of Northern Ireland's two largest pro-British parties are set to take part in legal action challenging part of Britain's divorce deal with the Euro...