Drought forces North America farmers to turn food crops to hay
Drought is withering crops on both sides of the U.S.-Canadian border, prompting farmers to take the rare measure of baling up their wheat and barley stems to sell as hay....
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Cyberattack hits meat supplier JBS, halts some meatpacking operations
JBS, the world's biggest meat supplier, has been targeted in a cybersecurity attack that shut down its North American and Australian computer networks in the latest threat to pandemic-rattled global...
Homebuyers’ wallets hammered as prices for plywood substitute spike
Americans are coughing up $4,600 more on average to buy their dream home than six months ago — thanks to a record run-up in prices for a once-cheap plywood substitute....
Starbucks to raise prices on some drinks, packaged coffee
By Lisa Baertlein and Marcy Nicholson (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp on Friday said it will raise prices on some drinks offered by its U.S. shops and also boost list prices...
Confectioners sweet on ADM’s decision to keep cocoa business
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Easter came early for the global chocolate makers this year. Just days before one of the busiest holidays for chocolate sales, Archer Daniels Midland Co on...
Lindt to boost U.S. chocolate output; sees first China sales from U.S
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rising demand for premium chocolate has spurred Lindt & Spruengli to boost production at its U.S. headquarters by 8 to 10 percent, where it will start...
Lindt to boost U.S. chocolate output; sees first China sales from U.S
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rising demand for premium chocolate has spurred Lindt & Spruengli to boost production at its U.S. headquarters by 8 to 10 percent, where it will start...
Fewer Americans drink a daily cup of coffee
The number of American adults who enjoy a daily cup of coffee has dropped to 61 percent this year, from 63 percent in 2013, the annual National Coffee Association of...
Coffee price hikes loom, but Starbucks still holding out
The biggest arabica coffee rally in two decades is beginning to force smaller-brand roasters to quietly raise wholesale prices, even as top names such as Starbucks Corp. resist. One private-label...
Coffee price hikes loom, but Starbucks still holding out
The biggest arabica coffee rally in two decades is beginning to force smaller-brand roasters to quietly raise wholesale prices, even as top names such as Starbucks Corp. resist. One private-label...