The new prices come as Togo expands local cocoa processing and focuses on traceability and transparency following a sharp drop in coffee and cocoa exports.
AGL said it operates with 24,000 employees across 47 countries, and more than 98% of its workforce is African.
Fair trade-certified cocoa cooperatives in Togo can now apply for grants under a new initiative promoting sustainable and deforestation-free farming.
Togo records sharp growth in coffee and cocoa exports as new sector reforms and development strategies take effect.
New training workshop launched amid growing poultry production; national output projected to exceed 41 million heads in 2025.