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COFCO's Grains Plant In Argentina Back Online After COVID-19 Shutdown

Grains operations at COFCO's oilseed crushing and export plant in Timbues, Argentina, are largely back online, after 12 cases of COVID-19 had been confirme...

China's COFCO Meat Reports Loss As Swine Fever Hits Pig Prices

China's COFCO Meat Holdings Ltd on Tuesday posted an around €80 million loss for 2018 after slumping hog prices hit its pig farming business amid the...

COFCO Buys US Soybeans But New Trump Threats Make Buyers Nervous

China's state grains and agricultural trader COFCO has bought cargoes of soybeans from the United States, two sources familiar with the matter said, though...

In US Soybean Splurge, Beijing Faces Tough Sell To Saturated Market

Beijing's nod to state-owned companies to start buying US soybeans again to help placate its top trading partner may turn into a test of government will ov...

To Feed 1.4 Billion, China's Top Food Company Goes Global

China’s largest food company is open to partnering with its competitors as it seeks to meet its biggest challenge: feeding the world’s most-pop...

Cofco Builds Dubai Soft Commodities Hub Targeting Global Reach

Cofco International Ltd., the trading arm of China’s largest food company, is building a soft commodities hub in Dubai as the new location gives it b...

Cofco Sees Risk Of Coffee Shortages On Colombia And Brazil Crops

The coffee market could face shortages next season amid risks for Colombia’s crop and with top grower Brazil in the lower-yielding part of a two-year...

Cofco Agri CEO Resigns In Setback For Grain-Trading Plan

Cofco Corp.’s Matt Jansen quit as the head of its international commodity trading unit, the latest setback to the ambitions of China’s biggest...

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