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Cacao de Davao Secures Major Contracts, Driving Up Farm-Gate Prices

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 18
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What happened

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Cacao de Davao has successfully pursued a strategy of high-profile culinary collaborations to promote its cacao industry. The company recently announced a landmark deal to supply tsokolate to Cebu Pacific Air for use in its in-flight champorado. Additionally, the company is collaborating with Ikao Restaurant in Davao City.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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These increased high-profile orders are reportedly driving up farm-gate prices for raw beans in the Davao Region. The successful contracts also include a major supply agreement between Cacao de Davao and UCC.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • Davao RegionThe region where the cacao industry is based and where farm-gate prices are rising.
  • Cebu PacificA low-cost Philippine airline that has secured a supply contract for in-flight service.
  • UCCA Czech company that has reportedly secured a massive contract for powdered chocolate supply from Cacao de Davao.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Davao RegionSpeculative

    The region could experience increased farm-gate prices for raw cacao beans due to high-profile orders.

  • Cebu PacificSpeculative

    Cebu Pacific could expand its business segment by incorporating a new supplier into its in-flight service.

  • UCCSpeculative

    UCC could benefit from a successful and massive contract providing a new source of powdered chocolate supply.

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