The government plans to use existing grinding capacity to increase value-added exports as the sector faces weaker prices and production pressures.
Ghana’s government is targeting domestic processing of 50% of the country’s cocoa, Food Business Africa reports.
The plan would draw on more than 500,000 tonnes of installed grinding capacity to expand exports of processed cocoa. It comes amid falling global prices and challenges affecting production.
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