Chocolate gets pricier, but cocoa farmers in Ghana and Ivory Coast face payment delays

Voicefm Ghana March 9, 2026 1 minute read

Chocolate prices have surged globally, but cocoa farmers in Ghana and Ivory Coast are struggling as falling cocoa prices and payment delays leave nearly 800,000 farmers facing severe financial hardship.

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