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Yves Brahima Koné, the head of the Conseil Café-Cacao, has decided to calm relations between his organisation and exporters who have been unable to fulfil their contracts for the main harvest season.

Most of the major traders had anticipated a production drop of between 20% and 25%. However, almost 50% of the volumes sold by the Conseil Café-Cacao will not materialise before the end of the

As the start of the 2023-2024 cocoa season approaches, the Conseil Café-Cacao is stepping up pressure on the EU by continuing its blockade of forward sales of cocoa beans.

The Ivorian government is back in talks with the World Bank with a view to obtaining $300m in funding for industry regulator Conseil Café Cacao.

Alassane Ouattara agreed to maintain subsidies for local cocoa traders, despite Patrick Achis initiative to encourage them to transform the cocoa locally. The Conseil Café Cacao will dole out the

The heads of Ghana Cocobod and Ivory Coasts Conseil Café Cacao were in Accra last week to refine their joint strategy in the face of the industrys trading giants and industrialists, who are

Patricia Kouamé, president of ECOAS, a cooperative mainly composed of women, says: "Everyone is affected by climate change, and even more so we…

Farmers Ivory Coast will receive 825 CFA francs (1.25 euros) per kilo, at the opening of the 2021-2022 cocoa season, a drop of 17.5% from the last harvesting campaign

Cocoa future prices continue to wane – despite grindings up in North American and Southeast Asia By Anthony Myers Cocoa prices continue to struggle, despite an increase in grindings reported in North America and Southeast Asia and is still ‘the worst performing commodity of the year,’ according to some analysts. The raw material for chocolates, baked goods and ice cream, is down more than 8% in price since the start o...

Cocoa prices continue to struggle, despite an increase in grindings reported in North America and Southeast Asia and is still ‘the worst performing commodity of the year,’ according to some analysts.