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Nigerian rainforest produces cocoa illegally, supplies to big chocolate makers - Vimarsana News

Nigerian rainforest produces cocoa illegally, supplies to big chocolate makers

Cocoa from the conservation zone is purchased by some of the world's largest cocoa traders, according to company and trade documents and AP interviews with more than 20 farmers, five licensed buying agents and two brokers all operating within the reserve.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Cocoa grown illegally in a Nigerian rainforest supplied to big chocolate makers - Vimarsana News

Cocoa grown illegally in a Nigerian rainforest supplied to big chocolate makers

Cocoa from deforested parts of Omo Forest Reserve makes it into the sweets that they make, such as Snickers, M&Ms, Butterfinger and Nutella

Source: wxyz.com
'Astronomical' demand for chocolate threatens protected forests - CSMonitor.com - Vimarsana News

'Astronomical' demand for chocolate threatens protected forests - CSMonitor.com

Chocolate farmers are moving into protected areas of a forest reserve in Nigeria, harvesting its cocoa for some of the world’s largest suppliers. But choc…

Illegally grown cocoa from Nigeria entering the supply chain - Vimarsana News

Illegally grown cocoa from Nigeria entering the supply chain

Over the course of two visits and several days, The Associated Press repeatedly documented farmers harvesting cocoa beans where that work is banned in conservation areas of Omo Forest Reserve, a protected tropical rainforest 135 kilometers (84 miles) northeast of the coastal city of Lagos in southwestern Nigeria.

How Big Chocolate manufacturers buy cocoa grown illegally in a Nigerian rainforest - Vimarsana News

How Big Chocolate manufacturers buy cocoa grown illegally in a Nigerian rainforest

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