In Ghana, the world’s leading cocoa producer alongside Ivory Coast, the setting of the purchase price for the 2025/2026 campaign has sparked strong protests. A coalition of several hundred thousand producers has expressed their dissatisfaction with the price announced by COCOBOD, the public regulator, and threatens to ban access to their plantations by control agents…....
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