The ₦100 billion programme will support production expansion, working capital, and Nigeria’s growing cocoa export capacity.
The new modular R&D facility aims to drive next-generation coffee innovation and sustainability advancements for global markets.
The move positions Liberia as the first African nation to champion Coffee Liberica under FAO’s global agricultural transformation program.
The divestment aligns with Lipton’s global strategy to streamline operations while maintaining its presence in Türkiye through a new Sakarya facility.
The financing package aims to strengthen cocoa supply chains, promote sustainability, and support over 50,000 smallholder farmers.