Ghana forecasts 650,000 tonnes of cocoa for 2025/26 as COCOBOD advances pricing reforms and shifts to domestic debt financing to stabilise production and farmer incomes.
Authorities say the country loses more than US$23.7 million annually to unlawful fishing activities
The measure aims to stabilize the market while fostering rural economic growth across Ghana’s expanding tree-crop industry.
PBC has secured a financing facility backed by 30 million cocoa stocks to pay farmers, aiming to ease liquidity pressure and restore confidence in Ghana’s cocoa supply chain.
Access Bank and IFC have expanded financing for Ghana’s cocoa sector, supporting agribusiness growth, export trade and agricultural value chains through over GH₵1 billion in funding.