COCOBOD

Ghana’s 2024 initiative, backed by international partners, promotes sustainable cocoa farming to protect forests, boost farmer incomes, and reduce deforestation

COCOBOD condemns Forestry Commission for destroying 70 acres of cocoa farms, sparking legal battle to protect farmers’ livelihoods.

Ghanaian government elevates cocoa producer prices, providing relief to farmers. COCOBOD’s GH¢33,120 per tonne marks a significant increase, enhancing farmer livelihoods and bolstering the cocoa industry.

Ghana’s cocoa regulator, Cocobod, has secured a $200 million loan from the World Bank to rehabilitate cocoa plantations that have been devastated by a viral disease, according to a Reuters…

The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) has dismissed a social media post that claimed the state-owned agency had granted permission to a local cocoa processing company to import cocoa beans from…

Ghana, the world’s second-largest cocoa producer, has signed an $800 million syndicated loan with international banks and expects to receive the first $600 million as soon as this week, its…