Megan Durisin

France is starting to vaccinate millions of ducks to rein in bird flu outbreaks in one of the world’s top poultry exporters, even as the move spooks some of its major customers.

Soaring olive oil prices in Europe will hold for another season, forcing consumer cutbacks of the beloved staple, the European Commission forecast Monday.

Soaring olive oil prices in Europe will hold for another season, forcing consumer cutbacks of the beloved staple, the European Commission forecast Monday.

(Bloomberg) -- Cocoa's biggest annual gain in 15 years is bad news for chocolate consumers around the world.

(Bloomberg) -- Thousands of sheep and cattle that were stuck on a ship for weeks after being diverted from the Red Sea have now been unloaded back in Australia.

(Bloomberg) -- Malaysia, the second-biggest palm oil producer, expects Asia and Africa to soak up any supply that becomes available from export disruptions to Europe after the bloc's new deforestation laws come into effect.

Crops in West Africa — the heavyweight growing region — have been battered by diseases and a series of weather extremes, putting the world on track for a third straight supply deficit

Cocoa futures have doubled in less than three months as their landmark surge intensifies, boosting costs for consumers and sending chocolate-makers scouring for supply.

(Bloomberg) — Cocoa futures surged above a record $10,000 a ton, extending a historic rally that's already seen prices double this year and will boost the cost of chocolate throughout 2024.

(Bloomberg) -- Cocoa futures extended their rally to a fresh record as adverse weather in West Africa adds to the supply shortage stalking the market.