Tea, Coffee & Cocoa – Financials & Economy

The Philippine fast-food giant says Hong Kong’s deep capital markets and access to global and regional investors better support its international growth ambitions.

Cocoa Processing Company faces mounting financial pressure despite stronger confectionery sales and higher local revenue during the six months to March 2026.

Ghana’s cocoa regulator posted a major financial turnaround as higher cocoa purchases and sales lifted revenue, restored positive equity and improved key profitability indicators.

Limuru Tea recorded its highest first-half revenue since 2010 and a record 492 tonnes of made tea, but rising labour costs continued to weigh on profitability.

The packaged foods maker expects a smaller annual sales decline after coffee and Uncrustables growth helped lift first-quarter revenue and earnings above analyst expectations.