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FAO Food Price Index Down Slightly in July

Aug 12, 2016

The overall drop after five months of growth reflects a slide in prices for grains and vegetable oils 4 August 2016, Rome – The international prices for major food commodities saw a modest decline in July, following five ...

Tags: grains, vegetable oils, international prices

Associated British Foods Looks to Sell Unprofitable Sugar Business in China

May 13, 2016

Associated British Foods (ABF) is reportedly contemplating the sale of its unprofitable sugar business in China to remain focused on its sugar operations in Europe and Africa. For this purpose, the food company has invited bids for five ...

Tags: Unprofitable Sugar, Sugar

Higher Brazilian Ethanol Price Fails to Halt Another Demand Record in October

Nov 25, 2015

Brazilian hydrous fuel ethanol demand in October rose 45% year on year to 1.75 billion liters, the fourth monthly consumption record in a row, according to data released by the National Petroleum Agency, or ANP. October's total was also 7% ...

Tags: hydrous ethanol, hydrous fuel, gasoline

Ethanol Fell 4.2% in The First Half of May as Fewer Mills Are Grinding Sugar Cane

May 29, 2014

Ethanol production in Brazil's important center-south region fell 4.2% in the first half of May from the same period of 2013 as fewer mills are grinding sugar cane, according to data released Tuesday by cane-grower's trade group Unica. ...

Tags: Ethanol Output, Ethanol

Ethanol Output in Brazil's Key Producing Center South Region Was 13.995 Million Liters

Feb 28, 2014

Ethanol output in Brazil's key producing Center South region was 13.995 million liters in the first 15 days of February, data released Wednesday by trade group Unica showed. Of this, 9.051 million liters was anhydrous ethanol, and 4.944 ...

Tags: Ethanol Output, Metallurgy

Plummeting EU Sugar Prices Will Pose "a Significant Challenge" to Napier Brown

Dec 6, 2013

Plummeting EU sugar prices will pose "a significant challenge" to Napier Brown – the sugar trading subsidiary of the Real Good Food Company (RGFC) – said its chairman Pieter Totté. Falling EU sugar prices represented a ...

Tags: Sugar, Agriculture, Food

Lower Feedstock Prices Can Slash Prices of Fermentable Cellulosic Sugar to USD 0.26/Kg

Nov 15, 2013

Lower feedstock prices can drive down prices of fermentable cellulosic sugar to USD 0.26/kg, down from USD 0.32/kg to USD 0.36/kg, competitive with sugars from corn or sugarcane, according to Lux Research. This advance would allow bio-based ...

Tags: feedstock, price, cellulosic sugar, USD

FAO's World Food Price Index Rose to 206 Points

Nov 14, 2013

World food prices rose in October after falling in each of the previous five months, pushed by higher sugar prices, the United Nations Food and Agriculture organization said, also predicting that prices would remain stable going forward, ...

Tags: food prices

ABF's Sugar Division Disappointed City Analysts, While Its Primark Business Shined

Sep 10, 2013

The performance of Associated British Foods' (ABF's) sugar division has disappointed City analysts, while its Primark business continues to shine. The UK bread market remained 'intensely competitive' with 'some pressure on margins', said ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food, bread market

Allied Bakeries' Deal to Co-Op Stores Has Helped Grocery Division Achieve 7% Growth

Jul 12, 2013

Allied Bakeries' deal to supply bread to Co-op stores has helped the grocery division of its parent company Associated British Foods (ABF) achieve 7% growth in the third quarter of its financial year. ABF's grocery division posted third ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Australian Cane Industry Is Helped by an Increase in Foreign Investment

Jun 18, 2013

The Australian cane industry is enjoying a period of rejuvenation, helped by an increase in foreign investment. Picture: Lyndon Mechielsen Source: The Australian This year's Australian sugarcane harvest has started in north Queensland ...

Tags: Cane Industry, Australia

ABF Forecasts Flat Revenue From Its Grocery Division in The First Half of Its Fiscal Year

Feb 26, 2013

Associated British Foods has forecast flat revenue from its grocery division in the first half of its fiscal year amid challenging conditions in bread markets in the UK and Australia. ABF, which owns the Kingsmill bread brand in the UK ...

Tags: ABF, flat revenue, grocery division

Wilmar International Has Formed a Joint Venture with Peer Noble Group

Feb 25, 2013

Singapore agribusiness giant Wilmar International has formed a joint venture with peer Noble Group to produce palm oil and its by-products in Indonesia. The companies said Wilmar's subsidiary Newbloom will hold a 53.74% equity stake in ...

Tags: palm oil, agribusiness giant, oils

Commodities Have Experienced a Renaissance After The Bursting of The Internet Bubble

Jan 5, 2013

“The most valuable commodity I know of is information.” (Gordon Gecko in “Wall Street” by Oliver Stone) Commodities have experienced a renaissance after the bursting of the internet bubble at the end of the ...

Tags: Commodities, Metallurgy, Mineral

Volatility in Global Commodity Markets Remained a Significant Factor for The Food Industry

Dec 21, 2012

Volatility in global commodity markets remained a significant factor for the food industry during 2012. On the one hand, adverse weather conditions hit grain harvests causing prices to spike, while on the other, over-supply has meant cocoa ...

Tags: Agriculture Food, Petra Foods, Barry Callebaut

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