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Get set to pay more for chocolate

You may pay more for Christmas chocolates due to higher demand and tight supplies of cocoa. Fred Katayama reports.

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That melt-in-your-mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet. Cocoa bean prices have risen 27 percent in six months. And its by-product, cocoa butter, that key ingredient that gives chocolate that melting texture, has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher: tight supply of beans. Lack of rain cut cocoa production in the Ivory Coast. Sterling Smith is a futures specialist at Citigroup.

-We have weather issues going on in central West Africa. Most of the cocoa in the world, 70 percent, is grown in a small area stretching from the western edge of the Ivory Coast moving east through Ghana. And this area has received about half as much rain as it normally does. And this has elevated cocoa futures.

Add to that greater demand from consumers for chocolate as the economy recovers.

- Cocoa is a direct benefactor. That is, people have a little bit more money in their pockets. They're much more willing to spend. The second thing is, we're seeing better demand for cocoa and chocolate items coming out of Southeast Asia and Asia as a whole. And this is in turn creating more demand for a product that has a limited growing area.

Smith says that it usually takes four to seven months of elevated cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.

- We've been in an elevated cocoa butter situation for four to five months, so I would suspect as we start to move toward the Christmas period and certainly by the time we get to Valentine's Day, we are going to be looking at chocolate prices being a little bit more elevated than what they were year over year.

Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they'll raise retail prices. But Smith says if the weather and crop situation in western Ghana gets worse, the price on that $1 candy bar could soon shoot up to $1.25. How bittersweet.

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That melting your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet. Cocoa bean prices have risen 27% in six months. And its buy product cocoa butter that key ingredient that gives chocolate than melting texture has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher, ties the supply of beans. Lack of rain cut cocoa production in the Ivory Coast. Stirley Smith is the future specialist at city group.

We have some weather issues in central west Africa. Most of the cocoa in the world, 70% is grown in a small area stretching from the western at the Ivory Coast moving east through Garna. And this area is received about half of as much rain as it normally does. And this is in turn of cocoa futures.

To that, greater demand from consumers for chocolate as the economy recovers. Cocoa is a direct benefactor that people have a little bit more money in their pocket so much more willing to spend. The second thing is the thing a better demanding for cocoa and chocolate items coming out from South East Asia. And Asia is a hole. And this is in turn creating more demand for a product that is limited in the growing area.

Smith says that it usually takes forty seven months of elevate cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.

We've been in elevated cocoa butter situation for at least four or five months. So I would expect it would restart moving in Christmas period. And certainly about the time of Valentine's Day. We are going to look in chocolate prices being a little bit elevated than they were. You know, year over year.

Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they will rise ..prices. But Smith says if the weather in crop situation in western Garna gets worse, the price on that one dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to dollar twenty five. How bitter sweet!


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That melting your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet. Cocoa bean prices have risen 27% in 6 months and its by-product cocoa butter-that key ingredient that gives chocolate that melting texture has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher, tight supply of beans, lack of rain cut cocoa production in the Ivy coast. * Smith is a future specialist at * “We have some weather issue going on in central-west Africa. Most of the cocoa the world- 70% is grown in a small area, stretching from the western Ivy coast moving east through Uganda. And this area’s received about half as much as it normally does. And this is ** cocoa futures. Add to that, greater demand from consumers for chocolate as the economy recovers. Cocoa is a direct benefactor that people have a little bit more money in their pockets so much willing to spend. The second thing is we’ve seen a better demanding for chocolate and cocoa items coming from South Asia and Asia as a whole. And this is ** more demand for a product that has a limit growing area. Smith says that it usually takes 4-7 months for elevating cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate. We’ve been in an elevated cocoa butter situation now for at least 4 or 5 months. So I would suspect as we start to move towards Christmas period and certainly by the time we get the Valentine’s Day, we are going to be looking at a chocolate price being a bit more elevated than they were, you know, year over year. Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they will raise retail prices. But Smith says if the weather and * situation in western * gets worse, the price on that 1 dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to dollar 25. How bitter-sweet.

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that melting your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet.cocl beans prices have raised 27 percent in six months. and its by-product coca butter  that the key ingrediants that have give chocolate melting testure has nearly doubled in price. driving them higher ,tight supply of beans,lack of rain cut coca production in ivory coast.steling smith is a future specialst at city group.we have weather issues going on in central west africa.most of the coca in the world 70 percent is growm in the small area streching from the west coast moving east though gana.and this area has received half as much as rain as it does.after that ,greater demand of consumers for chocalate as economy recovered,coca is directly benefactor that people have little bit more money in their pocket much more going to spend.
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That melting in your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet, cocoa bean prices have risen 27% in 6 months, and its byproduct cocoa butter that key ingredient that gives cholcolate that melting texture has nearly doubled in price, driving them higher, tight supply of beans, lack of rain cut cocoa production in the Ivory Coast, S is a future specialist at City Group.
We have some weather issues going on in central western Africa, most of the cocoa in the world 70% is grown in the small areas stretching from the western edge of the Ivory Coast moving east through Ghana, and this area received about half as much rain as it normally does, and this is turn elevated cocoa futures.
Add to that, greater demand from consumers for chocolate as the economy recovers.
Cocoa is a direct benefactor that if people have a little bit of more money in the pocket, they are much more willing to spend, the second thing is we are seeing that a better demanding for cocoa and chocolate items coming out of south east Asia and Asia as a whole, and this in turn creating more demand for a product that has limited growing area, S says it usually takes 4-7 months to elevate cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.
It has been an elevated cocoa butter situation now for at least 4 or 5 months, so i would expect as we start to move towards Christmas period, and certainly by the time we get to the Valentine's day, we are going to look at chocolate prices being a little bit more elevated than they were you know year over year.
Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on what they will raise retail prices, but S says if the weather and crop situation in western Ghana gets worse, the price on that one dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to 1.25, how bitter sweet.

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tom19830925

That melt in your mouth chocolate could soon melt yout wallet. Cocoa bean prices have risen 27% in 6 months. And its buy product cocoa cocoa butter-that key * that gives chocolate that melting * has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher, tight supply of beans, lack of rain cut cocoa production in the * coast. * Smith is the future specialist at city group.
- We have some weather issues in central west Afria. Most of cocoa in the world, 70% is grown in the small area, * from the western Ivy coast moving east through Uganda. And this area’s received about half as much as it normally does. And this is turning * cocoa futures. After that great demand for consumer for chocolate as economy recoveries. Cocoa is direct benefactor that is people have little bit more in their pockets and so much more going to spend. The second thing is * better demanding for cocoa in chocolate items coming out Southeast Asia, and Asia is a hole. And this is in turn * more demand for a product that has limited growing area.
Smith says that usually take 4-7 months elevate cocoa * prices for consumers have to pay more for chocolate.
- We’ve been in an elevated cocoa butter situation now for at least 4 or 5 months. So I would suspect as we start to move towards Christmas period and certainly by the time we get the Valentine’s Day, we are going to be looking at a chocolate price being a bit more elevated than they were, you know, year over year.
Chocolate maker wouldn't comment on whether they will raise retail prices. Smith says if weather and crop situation in west Gana gets worse, the price on that one dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to 1.5 dollar. How bittersweet.

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chocolate could soon melt your wallet.coco bean prices have risen twenty seven percent in six months and its by-product coco bucter that keen in greating that gives chocolate melting tex..has nearly doubled in price.Rising them higher,tight supply of beans.lack of rains cut the coco in the world,seventy production in the A coast.Sxx smith future specialist at city groups.we have some weather issues going on in central west Africa,most of the coco ,seventy percent is grown in a small area,stretching from the western edge the W coast moving east through Gana,and this area is suitable about half of much raining as normally does,and this is in turn ultimately coco futures.After that,greater demand for consumers that is peopele have for chocolate as economy recovers,coco is the direct benifectors that people have a little more money in their pockets as much more willing to spend,The sceond thing is reseeing the better demanding for Coco chocolate items coming out of S and as Asian a whole,and this is in turn creating more demand for products that have limitied growing area,S says that it usually takes fourty seven months elevate coco butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.we have been now elevated coca butter situation at least for five months.so i have suspected researched t XXX period,certainly by the thime we get the valleny Txx  today,we are able to in xxxx prices been a little bit more elevaten more than they were,you know,year over year,chocolate makers would not come down what xxx raise, retail prices,But S says if the weather in Crop sisutation in western G get worse,the price on that one dollar candy bar could soon soar up to one dollar twenty five,
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mintzoe

That melting-in-your-month chocolate could soon melt your wallet. Cocoa bean prices have risen 27 percent in 6 months, and its by-product coca butter that key ingredient that gives chocolate that melting texture has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher, tight supply of beans, lack of rain cut cocoa production in the Ivory Coast. S* Smith is the future specialist at City Group.

-We have some weather issues going on in central west Africa. Most of the cocoa in the world, 70 percent is grown in a small area stretching from the western edge of the Ivory Coast moving east through Ghana. And this area received about half as much rain as it normally does, and this in turn elevated cocoa futures.


Add to that, greater demand from consumers for chocolate as the economy recovers.


-Cocoa is a direct benefactor that if people have a little bit more money in their pockets, so much more they are going to spend. The second thing is we are seeing a better demanding for cocoa and chocolate items coming out of southeast Asia and Asia as a whole, and this in turn creating more demand for a product that has limited growing area.


Smith says that usually takes 4 to 7 months to elevate cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.


-We've been in an elevated cocoa butter situation now for at least 4 or 5 months, so I would expect as we start to move towards Christmas period and certainly by the time we get to the Valentine's Day, we are going to be looking at a chocolate price being a little bit more elevated than they were, you know, year over year.


Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they will raise retail prices. But Smith says if weather and crop situation in western Ghana gets worse, the price on that one-dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to 1.25. How bitter sweet!

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[Homework]2013-09-19&09-22 巧克力要涨价了


That melting your mouth chocolate could soon melt you wallet.Coco bean prices have risen 27% in six months.And it byproduct coco butter that key ingredient that gives chocolate that melting texture has nearly doubled in price.Driving them higher,tight supply of beans,lack of rain cut coco production in the Iry Coast.Sterling Smith is a future specialist at city group.We have some weather issues going on in centrul west Africa.Most of the coco in the world 70% is grown in the small area streching from the Iry Coast moving east through Gana.And this area who've received about half of as much rain as it normally does.And this is a turn out of the coco futures.And to that,greater demand from chocolate consumers as ecnonomy recovers. Coco is a direct benefactor that is people have a little more money in their pocket so they are much more willing to spend.The second thing is we are saying a better demand for coco and chocolate idems coming out of Southeast Asia.And Asia is a hole.And this is in turn greating more demand for a product that has limited growing area.Smith says that it ususlly takes four to seven months of elevated coco butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.We've been evaluated coco butter situation now for at least four or five months.So I would suspect if we start to move twice of the Christmas period,and certainly by the time we will get the Valentine's day,and we are going to looking at the chocolate prices being a little bit more elevated than normal they were,you know,year over year.Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they will raise retail prices.But Smith says if the weather in situation western Gana gets worse.The price on that $1 candy bar could soon shoot up to $1.25.How bitter sweet!

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That melting your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet,cocoa bean prices have raising 27% in 6 month.And its by product cocoa butter that key ingrediant that gives chocolate that melting texture has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher,tight supply of beans.Lack of rain cut cocoa production in the every coast.S Smith is a future specialist at city group.

We have some weather issues going on in central west Africa.Most of the cocoa in the world,70% is grown in the small areas strenching from the weatern edge of Iron Coast,movin east through Gana.And these areas received about half as much rain as it nomally does.And this is in turn elevated cocoa  futures.

Add to that,greater demand from consumers for chocolate as economy recovers.

Cocoa is a direct benefector,that is, people have a little bit more money in their pockets,they are much more willing to spend.The second thing is we're seeing a better demanding for cocoa and chocolate items coming out of southeast Asia and Asia as a whole.And this is in turn creating more demand for a product that has a limited growing area.  

Smith says that usually takes four to seven month elevated cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.  

We've been in elevated cocoa butter situation for least four or five month.So I would suspect as we start to move toward Chrismas period.And certainly by the time we get to the Valentine's' Day.Oh,we're gana be looking the chocolate prices being a little  bit more elevated more,they were,you know,year over year.  

Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they'll raise retail prices,but Smith says,if the weather and crop situation in west Gana gets worse,the price on that 1 dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to 1.25 dollar.

How bitter sweet!

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That melting your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet.Cocoa bean prices have risen 27% in six months. And its byproduct cocoa butter, that key ingredient that gives chocolate that melting texture has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher, tight supply of beans, lack of rain cut cocoa production in the Ivory Coast. J is a future specialist at city group.
We have some weather issues going on in central west Africa. Most of the cocoa in the world,70% is grown in the small area stretching from the west edge of the Ivory Coast moving east through Gahna. And this area has received about half as much rain as it normally does and this has in turn elevated cocoa futures.
Add to that, greater demand from consumers for chocolate as economy recovers.
Cocoa is a direct benefector that as people have a little bit more money in their pockets, they are much more going to spend. The second thing is we are seeing a better demand for cocoa in chocolate items coming out of southeast Asia. And Asia is a hole. And this is in turn creating more demand for a product that has limited growing area.
Smith says it usually takes 47 months of elevated cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.
We've been elevated cocoa butter situation now for at least four or five months. So I would suspect as we start move toward Christmas period and certainly by the time we get the Valentine's day, we are going to be looking at chocolate prices being a little more elevated than normally they were, you kknow, year over year.
Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they will raise retail prices. But Smith says if the weather in crop situations in west Gahna gets worse, the price on that one dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to a $1.25. How bitter sweet.

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That melting your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet.Coco bean prices have risen 27% in six months.And its by-product coco butter, the key ingredient that gives chocolate that melting texture, has nearly doubled in price.Driving them higher,tight supplyer beans, lack of rain cut coco production in the ivry coast.Mr. Earning Smith is a future specialist at city group.We have some weather issues going on in central West Africa, most of the coco in the world,70% is grown in a small area stretching from the western edge of the Ivry coast moving east through Gana.And this area has received about half as much rain as it normally does, and this is in turn coco futures.To that, great demand from consumers for chocolate as economy recovers.Coco is a direct benefactor that is people have a little bit more money in their pockets, they are much more going to spend.The second thing is that seeing that a better demanding for coco and chocolate items coming out of southeast Asia and Asia as a whole.And this is in turn creating more demand for a part that has limited growing area.Smith says that it usually takes 4-7months to elevate coco-butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.We've been elevating coco butter situation for at least 4 or 5 months, so I would suspect we start to move towards Christmas period,and certainly by the time we get to Valentine's day, we are gonna be looking at chocolate prices being a little bit more, elevated more,they were, you know,year over year.Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they'll raise retail prices,but Smith says if the weather and crop situation in West Gana gets worse, the price on that one-dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to 1.25.How bitter sweet.
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That melt-in-your-mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet. Cocoa bean prices have risen 27 percent in six months. And its by-product, cocoa butter, the key ingredient that gives chocolate that melting texture, has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher, tight supply of beans. Lack of rain cut cocoa production in the == coast. == == is a == specialist at citigroup.
We have some weather issues going on in central-west Africa. Most of the cocoa in the world, 70 percent, is grow in a small area streching from the western area in the == coast moving east through Gana. And this area is received half as much rain as it normally does. And this == == == cocoa futures.
Add tothat,greater demand from consumers fr chocolate as the economy recovers.
Cocoa is the direct benefactor. That is, people have a little more money in their pockets. They are much more willing to spend. The second thing is, we are seeing a better demand for cocoa and chocolte items coming out in southeast Asia and Asia as a whole. And this is in turn creating more demand for product that has limited growing area.
== says itusually takes 4 to 7 months to elevate cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.
We've been in an elevated cocoa butter situation for at least 4 to 5 months. So I would suspect as we start to move forward Christmas period and crtainly bt the time we get to Valentine's day, we are going to be looking at chocolate prices being a little bit more elevated than what they were year over year.
Chocolate makers would not comment on whether they will raise retail prices. But == says if the weather in == situation in western Gana gets worse, the price on that 1 dollar candy bar could soon shoot up to dollar 25. How bittersweet.   






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That melting your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet. Cocoa beans’ price has rise 27% in 6 months, and it’s by-product cocoa butter, and the key ingredient that gives chocolate the melting character, has nearly doubled in price. Driving that higher, tight supply of beans, lack of rain cut cocoa production in the every coast. Derek Smith, the future specialist at city groups:

We have weather issue going on in the central Africa; most of the coco, 30% of the coco grow in the small area stretching from the western every coast, moving east through Garner. And this area is like, half the ** that it normally does, and this interactively turns coco’s future.

After that, greater demand from consumers for chocolate as the economy recovers. Coco is the direct benefiter that people has a bit more money in their pocket which they are much more willing to spend. The second thing is, the better demand of coco comes from south-east Asia and Asia as a whole, and this in turn has increase the demand that has eliminated growing area.

Smiths said, it usually takes 4-7 months that of elevate coco butter price before consumer has to pay more for chocolate; we’ve been elevated the chocolate butter price for at least 4-5 month, so I would expect to move through Christmas period, and certainly by the time get the valentines today; we’re looking forward to the chocolate price being a little bit elevated, you know, year by year.

Chocolate makers would not comment on what they will raise on the retail prices, but smiths said, if the weather situation and ** get worse in Garner, the price on the 1 dollar candy bar would soon shoot up to 1 dollar 25, how bittersweet!

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That melt in your mouth chocolate could soon melt your wallet. Cocoa bean prices have risen 27% in 6 months. And it's by- productor cocoa butter that key ingredient that gives chocolate than melting texture has nearly doubled in price. Driving them higher, tigh supply of beans, lack of rain cut cocoa production in the Ivory Coast. Sterling Smith is the future specialist at citigroup,  We have some weather issues going on in centre West Africa, most of cocoa in the world 70% is grown in a small area stretching from the western edge of the Ivory Coast moving east through Ghana. And this area has received about half as much rain as it normally does, and this is inter elevated cocoa futures.Add to that greater demand from consumers for chocolate as the economy recovers.
Cocoa is a director benefactor, that is people have a little bit more money in their pocket so much more willing to spend. The second thing is, we're seeing a better demand for cocoa and chocolate idoms coming out of Southeast Asia and Asia as a whole, and this is in turn creating more demand for a product that has a limited growing area.
Smith says that usually takes four to seven months of elevated cocoa butter prices before consumers have to pay more for chocolate.
We've been in an elevated cocoa butter situation now for at least four or five months,  so I would suspect as we start to move toward Chrismas period and certainly by the time we get to Valentine's Day.
We're going to be looking at chocolate prices being a little bit more elevated than what they were you know year over year.
Chocolate makers wouldn't comment on whether they'll raise retail prices, but Smith says if the weather and crop situation in western Ghana gets worse, the price on that $1 candy bar could soon shoot up to $1.25. How bittersweet.



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