Ghana is struggling to raise money on its domestic market to finance cocoa purchases for the 2026/27 season, sources with knowledge of the sector told JoyNews Research, as licensed buyers warn that GH¢4 billion ($350 million) in unpaid debts could hinder them from buying beans from farmers.
Ghana is struggling to raise money on its domestic market to finance cocoa purchases for the 2026/27 season, sources with knowledge of the sector told JoyNews Research, as licensed buyers warn that GH¢4 billion ($350 million) in unpaid debts could hinder them from buying beans from farmers.
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