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Tea, Coffee & Cocoa – AFRICAN & MIDDLE EAST NEWS
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Ivory Coast’s cocoa mid-crop set for growth after heavy rainfall
Farmers report that the regular showers will help young cocoa pods mature, ensuring strong yields later in the season.
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Global beverage prices surge on cocoa and coffee declines – World Bank
Tight global supplies, strong demand, and weather disruptions continue to influence volatility across key beverage commodities in 2025.
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Kenya’s tea output falls 13.55% in early 2025 as dry weather persists
Dry conditions and trade barriers weigh on Kenya’s tea industry as the government pushes for broader market access.
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Uganda’s cocoa bean exports hit high record of US$68.7M in February 2025
This represents a significant boost to the country’s economy, driven by favorable global prices, increased production, and government initiatives supporting farmers.
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Tanzania receives US$30M to boost cocoa production & expand its international markets
The partnership also focuses on improving the farmers’ productivity and ensuring cocoa meets global quality standards.