Swiss-headquartered confectionery group Barry Callebaut has released its latest Chocolate Trends for 2025, which has found ...

Cocoa futures surged, reversing losses from the prior session, on news that chocolate maker Hershey is seeking permission for a large purchase through the New York exchange. The most-active contract ...

Cocoa headed for a weekly decline in New York, after a volatile few days that included chocolate maker Hershey Co.’s bid to ...

Source: Finimize. Barry Callebaut is a leading Swiss-Belgian chocolate and cocoa producer that supplies major food brands like Nestlé and Mondelez, alongside premium artisanal clients. The $7.5 ...

Together with Cargill, the Swiss-Belgian cocoa processor, Barry Callebaut, dominates the world cocoa industry, and supplies brands including Nestle and Cadbury. Ayn Riggs, founder of Slave Free ...

Many of the world’s cocoa beans are bought by large trade houses like Cargill, Olam and Barry Callebaut, which is also a chocolate maker. In Ghana and Ivory Coast, the top two producers, these trading ...

The request equates to about about 5,000 20-foot containers or about nine times the amount the exchange currently allows, ...

Cargill is the country's leading grinder, with 110,000 tonnes of cocoa processed annually. It was able to benefit from Soulard's experience in the country, where he has lived for 25 years and is a ...

The market has been trying to assess the reasoning behind Hershey's request, which equates to about 5,000 20-foot containers. That's more than nine times the amount the exchange allows.

As the global chocolate confectionery market grows to over $130 billion in 2024, staying ahead of emerging trends is crucial.