North America cocoa grind Archives

Cocoa grinds slow in Q3, closing crop year on a soft note

Cocoa grinds slow in Q3, closing crop year on a soft note

Although some regions of the world continued to experience solid growth in grind numbers throughout the 2021/22 season, chinks in the armor were seen, with at least two main regions starting to show weakness. Calendar-year Q3 (July to September) marks the end of the [...]

By Jeff Rasinski|October 25, 2022|Categories: Cocoa & Chocolate|Tags: Asia cocoa grind, cocoa grind, North America cocoa grind, West Africa grind, Western Europe cocoa grind|0 Comments

2021/22 cocoa grind season off to a strong start

2021/22 cocoa grind season off to a strong start

October marks the start of the new crop year, and it can be useful to analyze grinds over a similar period when calculating the current supply and demand balance. The Q4 2021 grinds, from Oct. 1 to Dec. 21, 2021, showed continued strong offtake [...]

By Jeff Rasinski|February 1, 2022|Categories: Cocoa & Chocolate|Tags: Asia cocoa grind, cocoa crop, Europe cocoa grind, North America cocoa grind|0 Comments

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