Ghana Faces 50,000 Tons of Unsold Cocoa at Ports
Ghana is currently holding around 50,000 metric tons of unsold cocoa at its ports, according to the country’s cocoa regulator. The excess stock has built up due to ongoing challenges in the market.
The regulator confirmed that discussions are underway with cocoa farmers and the Finance Ministry to find a solution and ease the bottleneck. Authorities are assessing options to move the cocoa into the market while minimizing disruption to farmers and the wider supply chain.
