Food Industry Network HC cocoa traders are off the business in Côte d'Ivoire, in response to the recognition by the international community's call for the election of the president, refused to step down to the current President Laurent . Gbagbo (Laurent Gbagbo) pressure.
London trading on Monday, cocoa prices rose as high as 7.5%, after including the world's largest cocoa beans buyers Cargill (Cargill), including the company said it has stopped buying cocoa in Côte d'Ivoire beans. The country's cocoa exports accounted for 40% of global supply, at current prices, annual exports of 45 billion U.S. dollars.
in the recent disputed presidential election, the United Nations (UN) in recognition of Lhasa. Ouattara (Alassane Ouattara) over the weekend sent a letter to cocoa exporters, asking them to within 2 23 days before the cease to overseas shipments.
headquartered in Minneapolis, Cargill said in a statement that he had development, but some executives privately admit that they are reducing their own business.
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