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Poor rains in Ivory Coast raise concerns over cocoa quality and supply

Business Day ·
Poor rains in Ivory Coast raise concerns over cocoa quality and supply

Cocoa farmers said dry conditions could threaten the development of small pods due to be harvested next year during the September-to-February main crop

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