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The CAA 2nd Quarter 2019 grinds is 215,574 metric tons, an increase of 16.28% compared to corresponding 2018 period, and an increase of 3.45% compared to the previous quarter (1st Qtr 2019). This quarter grinds is another record grind, reflecting strong demand. Grinding Figures (in tonnes) Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Full Year FY 2019 208,388 […]
Singapore, 12th July 2019 Dear Members, All, The Cocoa Association of Asia would like to update its members about the recent price developments in Ivory Coast and Ghana. The below information is simply reporting what has been discussed during the Abidjan technical meeting on 3rd of July. It is purely informative, there is no sort […]
2nd Quarter 2019 Grinding figures are expected to be released on Friday, 19th July 2019 evening.
Singapore, 18th June 2019 Dear Members, All, The Cocoa Association of Asia would like to share with its members the recent price developments in Ivory Coast and Ghana. The below information is simply reporting what has been announced last week in Ghana. It is purely informative, there is no sort of advice of position taken […]
On 17th April 2019, following the Annual General and Council Meetings, CAA held its annual cocktail. Held at Supply & Demand Esplanade, about 60 people attended. It was a great opportunity for members and guests to relax and socialise amongst the Asian cocoa fraternity!
The CAA 1st Quarter 2019 grinds is 208,388 metric tons, an increase of 9.54% compared to corresponding 2018 period, and a small decrease of 0.25% compared to the previous quarter (4th Qtr 2018). Figures reflect a strong 1st quarter. Demand in the region remains robust for cocoa ingredients. Grinding Figures (in tonnes) Q1 Q2 Q3 […]
Grinding figures are expected to be released on Wednesday, 17th April 2019 evening.
Date: 17th April 2019 Venue: 1 Temasek Ave Millenia Tower, #12-01 Singapore 039192 Time: 2 p.m.
Central Sulawesi Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Response On Friday, September 28, 2018 at 05.02 p.m. an earthquake of magnitude 7.4 hit the Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. The earthquake,centred 27 KM northeast of Donggalawas followed by a tsunami of up to 3 metres, hitting Donggala, Palu and Mamuju.The disaster caused heavy damage on public infrastructure and […]
