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Cocoa Crunch: Tighter Surpluses, Premium Picks, & Sweet Futures

Cocoa Crunch: Tighter Surpluses, Premium Picks, & Sweet Futures

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This is your Daily Cocoa Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Hey friends, welcome back to Daily Cocoa Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Im your host Vanessa, and today were diving into the latest on cocoa prices, market buzz, and what it all means for you whether youre a chocolate lover, trader, or just curious about this sweet commodity.

First up, the current trading price. As of today, March 2026 cocoa futures are sitting at around 5978 dollars per tonne on ICE, down a touch from yesterday but still holding strong above 5900 after some early gains. US cocoa closed the day at 6009 dollars, per Investing.com data, with prices dipping on news of good rains in West Africa boosting yields. Barchart confirms that slight pullback of 20 points, but were watching closely as Ivory Coast farmers report blooming trees and solid pod development ahead of the main harvest.

Big news driving the chatter: Citigroup just slashed its 202526 global cocoa surplus forecast to 79000 metric tons from 134000 back in September, and Rabobank trimmed theirs to 250000 tons from 328000 last month. Trading Economics highlights how this, plus US port inventories hitting a nine-month low of 1.65 million bags, is propping up prices despite the weather boost. Farmers in Ivory Coast say the 202526 outlook looks positive, which could mean steadier supply down the line.

On the broader market, the global cocoa beans market is valued at about 15474 million dollars in 2025, projected to grow to nearly 18900 million by 2034 at a 2.25 percent compound annual growth rate, according to Market Growth Reports. Demand from chocolate and confectionery is huge, with Europe and North America leading processing, and Asia-Pacific ramping up fast, especially in China and India. Trends point to premium traceable beans and organic options booming, like organic cocoa grindings growing at 7.4 percent through 2030 per HTF Market Intelligence.

Actionable takeaway for you: If youre buying chocolate or investing, eye those premium and sustainable brands they often hold value better amid volatility. Weather could ease supply worries, but tighter surpluses might keep prices elevated, so stock up on favorites now or consider diversified trades.

Thats your daily cocoa update, friends. Thanks for tuning in, be sure to subscribe and catch us next time for more on cocoa prices, futures, and market trends. Talk soon!

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