Ivory Coast struggles to sell cocoa
The introduction of the US$400 per tonne premium this season, known as a living income differential (LID), has driven up prices.
Ange AboaIvory Coast has not sold up to 15% of cocoa from its ongoing main crop, while the vast majority of the upcoming mid-crop remains unsold as the Covid-19 pandemic drives dow
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