Thomas Hartmann

Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Decline 11%, Hartmann Reports

Cocoa arrivals from Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, slipped 11 percent as farmers withheld supplies on speculation prices may rise, analyst Thomas Hartmann said.

Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Advance 24%, Hartmann Reports

Cocoa arrivals from Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, gained 24 percent in the week to July 15, according to analyst Thomas Hartmann.

Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Advance 4.9%, Hartmann Says

Cocoa arrivals from Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, climbed 4.9 percent from a week earlier, according to analyst Thomas Hartmann.

Brazil’s Cocoa Processing Declined 4.8% in Second Quarter

Brazil’s cocoa grindings in the second quarter totaled about 57,702 metric tons, 4.8 percent lower than the same period a year earlier, according to an e- mail from Thomas Hartmann, an analyst who compiles the nation’s cocoa statistics.

Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Advance 4.7%, Hartmann Says

Cocoa arrivals from Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, climbed 4.7 percent from a week earlier, according to analyst Thomas Hartmann.

Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Advance 32%, Hartmann Says

Cocoa arrivals from Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, advanced 32 percent from a week earlier, according to analyst Thomas Hartmann.

Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Decline 18%, Hartmann Says

Cocoa arrivals from Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, dropped 18 percent in the latest week, from a week earlier, according to analyst Thomas Hartmann .

Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Decline 26%, Hartmann Says

Cocoa arrivals from Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, dropped 26 percent from a week earlier, according to analyst Thomas Hartmann.

Cocoa Arrivals From Brazil’s Bahia Decline 11%, Hartmann Says

Cocoa arrivals from Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, declined 11 percent from a week earlier, according to analyst Thomas Hartmann.

Bahia's Main Cocoa Output May Be 12% Larger Than Estimated, Hartmann Says

The main cocoa crop in Bahia, Brazil’s biggest growing region, may be 12 percent higher than an earlier estimate as the incidence of disease was less than expected, according to analyst Thomas Hartmann.

"The cumulative total of the arrivals from Bahia has already reached the recent peak figure of 2010 and most probably will overtake it next week."

- Thomas Hartmann on Jun 19, 2012

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