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cocoa

[koh-koh] / ˈkoʊ koʊ /


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She specializes in commodities coverage, from cocoa and coffee to platinum and cobalt, which stems from her previous role with the Journal as a commodities reporter in New York.

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Still, the company said that consumer demand had remained durable in 2025 and that pressure from higher cocoa and tariff costs would soon ease.

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His full or partial exceptions have since included bananas, coffee, cocoa, jet engines and rare-earth minerals.

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This year, the company is focused on improving volumes and saving costs as cocoa prices stabilize, he said.

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Prices still remain too high, he said, even though companies last year refrained from passing on all of their higher costs for commodities like coffee, cocoa, dairy and beef.

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