Supply Chain

India’s Coffee Output May Hit Two-Decade Low After Dry Spell

India, Asia’s third-largest coffee producer, may harvest a smaller crop than forecast after dry weather hurt flowering. Output will decline about...

Lots of Wheat But Not Enough Protein Sends Buyer Premium Surging

A global glut of wheat isn’t producing many bargains for U.S. flour millers who need high-protein grain used in bagels, pizza crust and specialty bre...

Africa’s Top Coffee Exporter May Miss Season Shipment Target

Coffee exports from Uganda, Africa’s biggest shipper of the beans, may be about 5% less than a forecast from the industry regulator, as drought cuts...

ADM Said To Be Leaving Global Sugar Trading Amid Low Margins

Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. will soon quit the global sugar-trading business because the operations are not delivering margins sufficient to overcome high f...

Jamón Serrano Producers Satisfied By Geographic Indication Guidelines

Spanish producers of jamón serrano have expressed their satisfaction after being informed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food that th...

Hapag-Lloyd Drops as Forecast Cut Overshadows UASC Merger Plan

Hapag-Lloyd AG fell the most since its initial public offering in November as a forecast of lower profit and a share-sale plan overshadowed a final deal to...

Suncor’s Emissions Goal Seen Challenging Even Without Total Cuts

Suncor Energy Inc. plans to hold total greenhouse gas emissions at current levels through 2030 even as it boosts crude production by targeting a reduction...

Asia Cocoa Grindings Climb As Dismal African Crop Boosts Demand

Cocoa processing in Asia rose 2.8 percent in the second quarter as a smaller West African harvest spurred grindings of the chocolate ingredient in other re...