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Global semiconductor sales increase 1.9% MoM in August - Vimarsana News

Global semiconductor sales increase 1.9% MoM in August

August increase marks the sixth consecutive month of month-to-month market growth, however, worldwide chip sales are still down 6.8% year-to-year

The stage is set for Evertiq Expo Berlin - Vimarsana News

The stage is set for Evertiq Expo Berlin

Time is drawing close for Evertiq second-ever Expo in the German capital. This year Evertiq has paid close attention to the ongoing developments in the market and the world at large and organised a program that we feel reflects just that.

Bean shortage drives up cost of even the cheapest cup of coffee; Indonesia's output could also suffer due to weather issues - Vimarsana News

Bean shortage drives up cost of even the cheapest cup of coffee; Indonesia's output could also suffer due to weather issues

The global cost-of-living crunch has pushed coffee drinkers to get their fix from cheaper brews. But a shortage of robusta beans is making it increasingly difficult to find a budget-friendly cup.

Philippines only expected to get just a quarter of planned onion imports - Vimarsana News

Philippines only expected to get just a quarter of planned onion imports

The Philippines’ agriculture department has issued permits to import 5,775 tons of onions for delivery this month or just over a quarter of its planned purchase volume which may not be enough to boost domestic supply to tame high prices.

Global coffee supply shortage - Top growers Brazil and Vietnam's stocks have never been lower - Vimarsana News

Global coffee supply shortage - Top growers Brazil and Vietnam's stocks have never been lower

For a look at just how short the world has become on coffee supplies, consider this: Stockpiles in Brazil, the biggest producer globally, are headed for a record low. And Vietnam, the largest robusta supplier, has seen its stockpiles shrinking amid a poor harvest outlook.