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The Great Cocoa Collapse: Why Chocolate's Most Volatile Commodity Just Lost 62% of Its Value
The cocoa market has just experienced one of the most dramatic reversals in commodity history. After touching record highs of nearly $13,000 per metric ton in December 2024, cocoa prices have collapsed to approximately $3,778 per ton as of February 11, 2026, a staggering 62% decline in just over a year. For an industry that survived a historic supply crisis, this whiplash represents not relief, but the emergence of an entirely new set of challenges that could reshape global c
Feb 1611 min read


Globodime Supply Dynamics Identifies Strategic Industrial Sectors Where Supply Chain Integrity Defines Project Continuity
TBILISI — Globodime Supply Dynamics, a specialized strategic sourcing and supply chain intelligence firm, has released an analysis of key industrial sectors where supply chain performance has transitioned from an operational metric to a primary determinant of project survival. As global supply networks become increasingly fragmented, Globodime Supply Dynamics has identified a critical subset of high-consequence environments where the margin for error has effectively evaporate
Feb 22 min read


The New Tariff Reality: Strategic Procurement in an Era of Trade Disruption
How Organizations Are Turning Supply Chain Volatility Into Competitive Advantage The global trade landscape has fundamentally transformed. What began as targeted trade measures has evolved into a comprehensive restructuring of international commerce, with major economies implementing unprecedented tariff regimes that have reshaped procurement strategies worldwide. For procurement professionals operating across Europe, Asia, and emerging markets, this isn't just another policy
Jan 265 min read


The WTO Crisis: What It Means for Global Procurement Strategy
How Institutional Breakdown is Reshaping International Trade Rules The World Trade Organization stands at a crossroads. Created in 1995 to govern international commerce through multilateral rules, the WTO now finds itself weakened by institutional dysfunction, geopolitical fragmentation, and rising protectionism. For organizations engaged in cross-border procurement, understanding these shifts isn't academic, it's strategic necessity. The question facing procurement professio
Jul 27, 20255 min read
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