Cocoa
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El Niño Threatens Ivory Coast Cocoa Supply Outlook
A strengthening El Niño is threatening the outlook for cocoa supplies, with top grower Ivory Coast’s state weather agency warning of a rainfall deficit through early 2027. The dry weather and heat str
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Ghana raises cocoa farmgate prices for 2026-27 season, supply disruptions may persist
Ghana has raised the price paid to cocoa farmers for the 2026-27 season, a move that diverges from neighboring Côte d'Ivoire, which did not adjust its purchase price earlier this month. This action co
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West African cocoa-producing regions are facing a triple threat, including El Niño. Côte d'Ivoire's output is expected to drop by 20%, and New York cocoa futures have surged over 70% since June.
West Africa, the world's most important cocoa producing region, is facing a triple threat of El Niño, the spread of black pod disease, and a shortage of agricultural inputs, leading to increased conce
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El Niño and Disease Threaten West Africa’s Cocoa Harvest Again
Simon Essah, a cocoa farmer in southwest Ghana, noted trees in his farm scarred by black pod disease, which is the latest in a series of threats plaguing his crop this year.
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El Niño Threatens Ivory Coast Cocoa Supply Outlook
A strengthening El Niño is threatening the outlook for cocoa supplies, with top grower Ivory Coast’s state weather agency warning of a rainfall deficit through early 2027. The dry weather and heat str
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Ghana raises cocoa farmgate prices for 2026-27 season, supply disruptions may persist
Ghana has raised the price paid to cocoa farmers for the 2026-27 season, a move that diverges from neighboring Côte d'Ivoire, which did not adjust its purchase price earlier this month. This action co
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West African cocoa-producing regions are facing a triple threat, including El Niño. Côte d'Ivoire's output is expected to drop by 20%, and New York cocoa futures have surged over 70% since June.
West Africa, the world's most important cocoa producing region, is facing a triple threat of El Niño, the spread of black pod disease, and a shortage of agricultural inputs, leading to increased conce
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El Niño and Disease Threaten West Africa’s Cocoa Harvest Again
Simon Essah, a cocoa farmer in southwest Ghana, noted trees in his farm scarred by black pod disease, which is the latest in a series of threats plaguing his crop this year.
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