~entertainment news producer at CBC~
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Nigel Hunt's coverage heavily revolves around soft commodities, particularly coffee, cocoa, and sugar. The articles primarily focus on citing data and providing investment analysis. Based on this information, Nigel may be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into trends or developments within the soft commodity markets.
Given the heavy emphasis on citing data and investment analysis, Nigel is likely to respond well to pitches from experts who can provide detailed market analyses or share exclusive data related to soft commodities trading.
Although no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Nigel's coverage area, given his location in Australia (Victoria, Melbourne), he may have a particular interest in how global market trends impact local industries.
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By: Nigel Hunt
The proposed law, which aims to end the estimated 10% of global deforestation fuelled by EU consumption, requires companies importing goods like soy, beef, cocoa, coffee, and related products to prove their supply chains do not contribute to the destruction of the world's forests, or face hefty fines.
By: Gus Trompiz, Michael Hogan, Nigel Hunt, Alison Williams
A dry early October allowed widespread drilling before wetter conditions forecast from this week, which should support soil moisture for crop development.
By: Ahmad Ghaddar, Alex Lawler, Olesya Astakhova, Nigel Hunt, Alexander Smith
A worker attaches a poster of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, at their headquarters in Vienna, Austria. (Ronald Zak / AP)
By: Nigel Hunt, May Angel
LONDON, April 21 (Reuters) - Soaring oil prices in the wake of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran are driving renewed demand for biofuels as the need to tackle a fossil fuel shortage outweighs concerns that using crops for fuel will drive up food prices.
By: Nigel Hunt, May Angel
SOARING oil prices in the wake of the United States-Israeli war on Iran are driving renewed demand for biofuels as the need to tackle a fossil fuel shortage outweighs concerns that using crops for fuel will drive up food prices.
