Ivory Coast Cocoa Port Arrivals – Weekly Deliveries Tracker
Ivory Coast cocoa port arrivals represent the volume of cocoa beans delivered to the country’s main export ports during the marketing season. As the world’s largest cocoa producer, Ivory Coast typically accounts for around 40–45% of global cocoa supply, making port arrivals one of the most closely watched indicators in the cocoa market.
Traders and analysts monitor weekly arrivals data to assess crop performance, track supply availability, and evaluate potential impacts on cocoa futures prices. Strong arrivals may indicate healthy production and improved supply conditions, while weaker arrivals can signal crop stress or logistical disruptions.
The CocoaIntel arrivals tracker provides updated information on Ivory Coast cocoa deliveries to port, helping market participants monitor supply developments throughout the marketing season.
Latest Ivory Coast Cocoa Arrivals
Season 2025/26: 1370 million tonnes
Last season same period: 1414 million tonnes
Change: -3.1%
Ecuador Cocoa Exports
Season 2025/26 Feb: 40520 metric tonnes
Last season same period: 45518 metric tonnes
Change: -3.1%
Weekly arrivals data is also analyzed in the CocoaIntel Daily Cocoa Market Report, where supply developments are evaluated alongside cocoa futures prices and certified stocks.
FAQ section
What are cocoa port arrivals?
Cocoa port arrivals represent the quantity of cocoa beans delivered to export ports before shipment to international markets.
Why are Ivory Coast arrivals important?
Because Ivory Coast is the world’s largest cocoa producer, weekly arrivals data provides one of the earliest indicators of global cocoa supply conditions.
When are arrivals reported?
Ivory Coast arrivals are typically reported weekly during the cocoa marketing season from October to September.