Australia's 2026 macadamia crop forecast has been revised down to 56,888 tonnes, but production is still expected to be significantly higher than last year. Discover what the updated forecast means for macadamia supply, harvest conditions, and market outlook.

Turkey's hazelnut market is entering a critical period as the 2026 harvest approaches. Discover the latest updates on crop forecasts, TMO pricing, export demand, Ferrero's continued sourcing from Turkey, EU regulations, and why global hazelnut prices are expected to remain firm in the months ahead.

Pistachios in the Crossfire: War, Weather and a Fragile Ceasefire. CCI APAC Singapore supplies both shelled kernels and in-shell pistachio nuts, as per customer specs.

CCI Nuts Market Update: Macadamia Nuts (Australia, South Africa and Kenya)

Pistachios The global pistachio market is expected to face a much tighter supply situation during the 2026-2027 season, with worldwide production forecast to drop to approximately 700,000 metric tonnes. This would represent a sharp 36% decline from the previous season and mark one of the weakest global crops seen in recent years. The anticipated slowdown is mainly linked to significantly lower harvest in both the United States and Iran. Both countries are entering weaker off-

The global macadamia industry is heading into 2026 with a mix of optimism and caution. While Australia is forecasting a strong recovery after a difficult season, South Africa is navigating global trade uncertainty and strong RAND currency pressures. Together, these two powerhouse producers are shaping the outlook for the international macadamia market. Australia: A Strong Comeback in 2026 Australia, the birthplace of the commercial macadamia industry, is forecasting a signif

For decades, the global cocoa story has centered on West Africa. Ivory Coast and Ghana, responsible for roughly 60% of the world’s supply, have dominated the conversation around chocolate’s most essential ingredient. But markets evolve, climates shift, and as the old commodities adage goes: the cure for high prices is high prices. And over the past two years, cocoa prices have soared high enough to trigger dramatic change. A Global Cocoa Crunch Creates Opportunity Beginning i