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GENEVA, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Barry Callebaut , the world's biggest chocolate maker, is still determined to sell its consumer business and hopes to clinch a deal in 2010, its chief executive was quoted on Saturday as saying.
Barry Callebaut reports full-year results for fiscal year 2008/09 ended August 31, 2009 * Sales volume up 4.1% in a declining global chocolate market * Accelerating volume growth in the second half of the fiscal year: + 8.7% *...
Chocolate processing giants Cargill and Barry Callebaut have suggested that any consolidation between the sector’s leading brand-owners could lead to more M&A activity among the industry’s suppliers. The speculation over...
ABIDJAN, Nov 17, 2009 (Dow Jones Commodities News via Comtex) -- Ivory Coast's shippers and cocoa processors declared 34,251 metric tons of cocoa for export from Oct. 29-Nov. 11, taking the cumulative total for the 2009-10...
Barry Callebaut, the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate products, unveils the results of a new study into the anti-aging properties of its range of ACTICOA® products. According to the study...
The world’s chocolate makers face a challenging next 12 months as they try to balance facing higher cocoa and sugar prices with weak consumer confidence. That is the verdict of Kepler Capital Markets analyst Jon Cox, who in a...
ZURICH, Nov 13 (Reuters) - * UBS raises Holcim price target to 86 SFR from 77 SFR, rating buy - traders * UBS raises Barry Callebaut to buy from neutral-traders ((Zurich Newsroom, zurich.newsroom@reuters.com, +41 58 306 7336))...
Barry Callebaut, the world’s biggest chocolate maker, forecasts rising sales and profits for the next three years, in spite of high prices for key ingredients and weak demand. Jürgen Steinemann, the group’s new chief executive,...
By Susan Snyder Inquirer Staff Writer Temple University professor Laurence Steinberg will take his research on teen brain development and risky behavior international with a $1 million award he received yesterday. A leading...
ZURICH, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Barry Callebaut , the world's largest chocolate maker, cut its growth goals as it expects economic conditions to remain tough, while high cocoa prices are seen hitting operating profit.
