Cocoa supply improving, less volatile since second quarter: Barry Callebaut Group
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Production and consumption of the commodity in Malaysia improving too, says world’s leading high-quality chocolate and cocoa products company
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KUALA LUMPUR: Volatility in cocoa supply, which the industry has been experiencing for the past two years, is tapering off, improving since the second quarter of this year.
Barry Callebaut Group’s managing director for Southeast Asia, Ciptadi Sukono, said Malaysia’s cocoa production is showing a 20% growth to 90 metric tons from last year.
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