Ivory Coast cocoa piles up as exporters reject fixed farmgate price amid global market slump

Voicefm Ghana February 17, 2026 1 minute read

Cocoa cooperatives in Ivory Coast struggle to sell beans after exporters refuse to pay the government’s fixed 2,800 CFA/kg price, citing falling global cocoa prices and weak demand.

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