Agricultural representatives claim new laws fail to tackle structural issues within the cocoa sector.
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Cocoa farmers in Ghana have expressed their rejection of a new law introduced by COCOBOD. Representatives for the farmers argue that the legislation does not adequately address the structural weaknesses currently affecting the industry.
According to a report by Food Business Africa, there are concerns that these new rules could extend Ghana's reliance on exporting raw beans rather than developing more processed products locally.
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