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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cocoa futures in London rose to a three-month high on Monday on concerns that the current pace of arrivals at ports in Ivory Coast, the biggest producer, will not be sustained. COCOA * London cocoa rose 120 pounds, or 2.1%, to 5,736 pounds per tonne. * Traders said arrivals at ports in Ivory Coast, the biggest producer, remain above last season's pace but could fall in December after heavy rains led to reports of high flower mortality. * Cocoa arrivals at Ivory Coast ports reached 455,000 metric tons as of ...

Cocoa, coffee and sugar futures on ICE rose on Thursday, recovering from Wednesday’s slump after Donald Trump’s election as U.S. president, with the dollar pulling back from post-election highs. COFFEE * December arabica coffee futures settled up 11.65 cents, or 4.7%, at $2.604 per lb. * Dealers said prices were boosted by the upcoming expiry of options on Friday, prompting some exposed investors to buy futures. * Brazil’s coffee exports rose 12% in October to 4.65 million bags, the government said. * January robusta coffee rose 4.2% to $4,486 per tonne, after hitting a 2-1/2-month low on Wednesday. SUGAR * March raw sugar futures closed up 0.17 cents, or 0.8%, at 22.20 cents per pound. * Rain continues to fall over Brazil's sugar-growing areas, but development is likely to slow

In the new agricultural campaign that is now beginning, the governments of Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana, the world's largest cocoa producers, have decided to once again raise the purchase price from farmers to new historic highs. The rise in prices is due to the global drop in production, “the biggest in the last 60 years”, according to the International Cocoa Organization (ICCO), a result of climate change in West Africa. In October, in an unprecedented decision, the Government of Côte d'Ivoire, the world's largest cocoa producer, decided to increase the purchase price from farmers by 20%, rising to 1800 CFA francs (about 191 meticais) per kilo, thus beating , once again, the all-time high. The increase is even more significant if we consider that, at the end of 2023, the price was “only” one thousand CFA francs (106 meticais) per kilo. Remember that in Côte d'Ivoire, the purchase price is fixed in advance by the State at the beginning of each agricultural season. Therefore, the price of cocoa is less