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JDE Peet's Sees Coffee Industry Struggling To Meet EU Deforestation Law

JDE Peet's, one of the world's largest coffee companies, said the global coffee industry is finding the timing very tight to comply with a new EU law banni...

Declining Indonesian Palm Oil Exports May Affect Domestic Supply, Officials Say

Indonesia's palm oil product exports slipped in January and February, raising concerns less of the edible oil will be available domestically.

Cargill Commits Funding To Water.org In Indonesia, The Philippines

Food and agricultural solutions firm Cargill has announced it is pledging $2.1 million in funding to Water.org, a global nonprofit focused on removing the...

Tereos Expects Debt To Fall As Costs Decrease, Could Sell Unit

French sugar maker Tereos may sell some assets that are not core to its business, including a unit in Indonesia, senior officials from the group...

World Vegetable Oil Deficit Likely In 2024, Demand Remaining High, Analyst Says

A global vegetable oil supply deficit next year is still very likely due to the impact of the El Nino weather pattern, while demand growth is still very hi...

Robusta Coffee Traders Jittery About Prolonged Tightness As Prices Soar

Robusta coffee traders, having watched prices hit 15-year highs in May, are growing jittery that supplies of the bitter bean used to make instant coffee wi...

Coffee Traders Pin Hopes On Brazil For Robusta Beans As Prices Soar

Coffee traders scrambling to supply roasters with robusta beans are pinning their hopes on Brazil, as prices for the bitter bean typically used to make ins...

European Parliament Backs Ban On Goods Linked To Deforestation

The European Parliament has approved a landmark deforestation law to ban imports into the EU of coffee, beef, soy and other commodities if they are linked...