Pension Scheme To Woo Ghana Youth Into Cocoa Farming Takes Off
Ghana's cocoa regulator, Cocobod, has earmarked one percent of cocoa sold by cocoa farmers as counterpart funding for the country's newly launched Cocoa Farmers Pension Scheme.
The long-awaited welfare intervention for the Ghanaian cocoa…
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Ghana Cocoa Summit 2021 To Showcase Cocoa’s Agribusiness Opportunities
The maiden edition of Ghana Cocoa Summit is scheduled to take place in Accra on Friday 12 November 2021.
The event, which forms part of the annual Ghana Cocoa Awards, is aimed at exploring agribusiness opportunities available in the…
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World Food Day 2021: NAFCO Calls For Scaled Up Investment For Food Security
The National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO) has called for a renewed commitment among stakeholders towards the attainment of food security in the country as Ghana joins the rest of the world to mark World Food Day.
In a statement issued…
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Climate Change-Induced Heavy Rains Threaten Cocoa Production
In recent months, there has been continuous heavy rainfall across the country – with its accompanying challenges like flooding, breeding diseases and plant failure within the agriculture space – in which cocoa production is seriously…
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Is A Potential ‘COPEC’ Up To The Task Of Protecting Cocoa Farmers?
In the year 2020, Ghana and Ivory Coast leveraged their cocoa production dominance to capture some extra value; that is, the Living Income Differential (LID) levy that granted cocoa farmers $400 extra income for a metric ton of cocoa beans…
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Fairafric’s 57% Baobab Moringa Flavor Celebrates Ghana’s Independence
Ghanaian-German social enterprise, fairafric Ghana, has unveiled the first of three exciting new flavours of its Made In Africa chocolate brand.
The freshly released variant named 57% Baobab Moringa pays tribute to Ghana's independence…
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Ghana Deploys Electronic Weighing Scales Effective October 8
The Ghanaian cocoa sector's transition from the old analogue mechanical weighing scales to digital electronic weighing scales is said to take effect from October 8, 2021, when cocoa purchases officially commence.
"To assist the farmer to…
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Cocoa Abrabopa Builds Capacity To Improve Human Rights Outcomes In Cocoa Communities
The Cocoa Abrabopa Association (CAA) says it is committed to transparency and continuous improvement of Human Rights cases in cocoa-growing communities.
The group is paying special focus on building capacity and systems to improve human…
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Cocoa Abrabopa, Alfred Ritter Partner In Living Income Survey For Cocoa Farmers
Cocoa Abrabopa Association (CAA) and Alfred Ritter GmbH are conducting a living income survey in Daboase, Aboso, Bonsa-Tarkwa and Bogoso cocoa Districts in the Western Region of Ghana.
The joint exercise is part of several sustainability…
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Norwegian Embassy Partners NGOs On Project To Tackle Child Labour
The Norwegian Embassy in Ghana and its partners have launched a project to combat forced and child labour in the country’s cocoa and gold sector value chain, in Accra.
The initiative is intended to complement the government’s effort at…
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