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Latest Quarterly Bulletin of Cocoa Statistics

Source: International Cocoa Organization
22/08/2008

Aug 21 - The International Cocoa Organization today releases its revised forecasts for the current 2007/08 cocoa year of world production, grindings and stocks of cocoa beans, summarized below. The data published in Issue No. 3 - Volume XXXIV - Cocoa year 2007/08 of the Quarterly Bulletin of Cocoa Statistics, reflect the most recent information available to the Secretariat as at the beginning of August 2008.

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Summary of revised forecasts and estimates

Cocoa year
(Oct-Sep)
2006/07 2007/2008 Year-on-year change
  Revised estimates Previous forecasts a/ Revised Forecasts  
  (thousand tonnes)   (Per cent)
World production 3 380 3 740 3 646 + 266 + 7.9%
World grindings 3 639 3 744 3 698 + 59 + 1.6%
Surplus/deficit b/ - 293 - 41 - 88    
           
End-of-season stocks 1 583 1 533 1 495 -88 - 5.6%
Stocks/Grindings ratio 43.5% 40.9% 40.4%    

Notes:
a/ Forecasts published in Quarterly Bulletin of Cocoa Statistics, Vol. XXXIV - No. 2 - Cocoa year 2007/08
b/ Surplus/deficit: net world crop (gross crop adjusted for loss in weight) minus grindings
Totals and differences may differ due to rounding.



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