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while any impact on production would take years, lower output from the world\'s third biggest cocoa producer would help bolster the global market. major global cocoa players say the tax does change the economics of grinding in indonesia, although the sector still faces hurdles such as poor quality beans and erratic power supply that have kept it operating at below half of capacity. \"the export tax is a subsidy for the local grinder industry paid by the cocoa farmers,\" said noel janetski, president director of pt mars symbioscience indonesia, a unit of food manufacturer mars.

unusually cold weather last winter ruined crops in the coffee growing states of veracruz, puebla and san luis potosi causing losses of between 200,000 and 300,000 60-kg bags. rodolfo trampe, who heads the national coffee producers association amecafe revised down on thursday the group\'s estimate for 2009/10 production because of the losses by 4.5 percent. mexico will close its growing cycle in september with 4.

new chief executive dalton philips will set out his initial thoughts on the business on thursday and is in the enviable position of taking over a company that has been performing strongly in recent years, outpacing sales growth at bigger rivals tesco, asda and j sainsbury. confirming its recovery from the botched acquisition of safeway in 2004, morrison\'s will report a 14-percent rise in first-half underlying profit to 409 million pounds ($630 million) on thursday, according to a reuters poll of 7 analysts.

but while putin\'s comments caught the market off guard, some operators said it merely confirmed a widely held view that russia will be out of contention for exports well into 2011 and not just until end-2010 as currently stipulated in its ban. prices on wheat markets did not move sharply after the news, as a prolonged export freeze for the former world number three exporter had already been anticipated by some in the market.

\"the abnormally hot summer season adversely impacted raw milk pricing and production in a number of ways\", said maher. \"first, the heat impacted grain production, raising price of feed. second, the heat impacted production of milk. cows produced less milk and so cheese, which created a shortage of supply, given the demand was growing. also, second quarter raw milk prices were more than 30% higher than the same period a year ago\", added the ceo.

president hugo chavez, who announced the agreement on thursday, ordered the takeover of the stores, accusing them of price gouging following the jan. 8 devaluation of the local bolivar currency. \"after a lot of assessments and decisions ... we are going to pay close to $600 million,\" chavez said in a televised speech. \"they (the owners) will be left with a minority stake and we hope to continue working (with them).