Industry news & Vesper highlights
Global prices pull back The Sugar No. 11 raw price stood at $13.88/lb and No. 5 white at $424/mt as of April 14. The reversal reflects bearish underlying fundamentals: ample global supply, rising exportable surpluses from key origins, and India’s decision to maintain its export quota despite projected production below domestic consumption. Brazil: new season […]
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Recent geopolitical escalation around the Strait of Hormuz has not yet removed material oil production capacity from the global system....
The outbreak of military conflict in the Middle East has become the defining market event of the week, with Brent...
Roughly one-fifth of global oil consumption transits the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow maritime corridor between Iran and Oman that...
Thailand’s current sugar crushing season is drawing to a close, but the outlook for 2026/27 is already taking shape, and...
Escalating tensions in the Middle East and reports of restricted commercial maritime movement through the Strait of Hormuz have raised...
Tree nut markets are picking up momentum heading into Q2, with buyers and sellers across cashews, macadamias, almonds, and pecans...
The poultry market saw a short-lived price increase during February, supported by the return to schools and school meal programs,...
Two of Europe’s largest sugar producers, Tereos and Südzucker, have reported major financial setbacks, laying bare the pressure that persistently...
Global dairy markets are tightening. A common thread across butter, skim milk powder (SMP), and whole milk powder (WMP) markets...
