Ghana and Ivory Coast are the world's top producers of cocoa. The two countries are locked in a standoff with global chocolate makers over the payment of a $400 premium per ton of the crop, meant to improve farmers' lives
2020/12/22/the-future-is-very-poor-ghana-cocoa-farmers-decry-low-prices
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