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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...

One Billion More Digitally-Native Consumers To Create Opportunities For Brands: Accenture

An additional one billion digitally-native consumers, in eight fast-growing countries, are set to create new growth opportunities for retailers and brands,...

PepsiCo, FrieslandCampina Ask Suppliers To Stop Buying AAL Palm Oil

US soda and food maker PepsiCo and Dutch dairy producer FrieslandCampina have asked their suppliers to cease buying palm oil from plantation owner Astra Ag...

Why Malaysia Is Considering A Ban On Palm Oil Exports To The European Union

Malaysia, the world's second-largest palm oil producer, has said it might stop palm exports to the European Union after the bloc imposed additional import...

Indonesia Palm Oil Export Curbs, Biodiesel Plans To Hit World Vegoil Supplies

A move by top palm oil exporter Indonesia to restrict shipments and boost domestic biodiesel consumption is set to squeeze global vegetable oil supplies al...

Palm Oil's Widening Discount To Soyoil To Boost Fourth Quarter Demand

Global palm oil purchases are rising this quarter as buyers take advantage of the tropical oil's widening discount to rival soyoil which should entice pric...

Palm Oil Market To Be Valued At $50bn By 2031: Study

The global palm oil market is set to be worth around $50 billion (€49.8 billion) by 2031, a new study by Fact.MR has found, growing at a CAGR of 4% be...