
Principal, ARA Trading Inc.
Member of the Food & Beverage Council
David Maloni is the Principal and Chief Commodity Analyst for American Restaurant Association Inc., a food commodity research, consulting and risk management organization founded in 1996 specifically directly to the US food service industry supply chain. David's areas of expertise include the grain corn, ethanol, beef, dairy, chicken and pork markets especially in relation to restaurant and hotel buying. David is also a nationally distinguished food commodity market analyst, consultant and author with his expertise featured in The Weekly Commodity Report, The Food Commodity Outlook Report as well as several news sources and publications. His proficiency is directed to the protein, dairy and grain markets and their impacts on the US food service industry. David is also a series 3 licensed commodity trader and the Principal and founder of ARA Trading Inc., a commodity brokerage directed to the US food service industry to assist clients in managing food commodity market and contracting risk. (This is me - Update Profile)
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November 19, 2009
David Maloni, Principal, ARA Trading Inc.
Commodities & Stocks Ready to Bounce or Rally? | www.oilngold.com
From a chartist perspective the appreciation in the last year appears to be healthy.
Cheesy Concerns about Dairy Prices
November 6, 2009
David Maloni, Principal, ARA Trading Inc.
EU Buckles on Dairy Subsidies | online.wsj.com
Dairy market trends are suggesting that higher prices may be on the way.
October 15, 2009
David Maloni, Principal, ARA Trading Inc.
For Dairy Farmers, the Depression is Here. Is Industrial Agriculture to Blame? | blog.eatwellguide.org
World dairy prices at the levels experienced during the spring of this year really aren’t sustainable with the existing feed cost structure in place.
Ground Beef and Trimming Prices May Soon Change for Restaurant Chains
September 24, 2009
David Maloni, Principal, ARA Trading Inc.
Costs eating less into restaurant profits | online.barrons.com
Typically the impact of a rising Australian dollar is a deterioration in US lean beef imports which can be bullish for the 90% beef trimmings market. The Australian dollar made 13 month highs this week.
| Study Group Name | No. Members |
|---|---|
| Prime Brokerage Services Experts | 222 |
| Commodity, Equity, Bond, and Forex Trading Experts | 183 |
| Experts in the Food & Beverage Council | 57 |
August 13, 2009 | Boston
Seminar: The Changing Supply and Demand of Commodities (Boston)August 12, 2009 | New York
Seminar: The Changing Supply and Demand of Commodities (New York)May 30, 2008 | Boston
GLG Seminar: Rising Commodity Costs - For Restaurants the Worst May Be Yet to ComeMay 29, 2008 | New York
GLG Seminar: Rising Commodity Costs - For Restaurants the Worst May Be Yet to Come