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West African cocoa producers consider an OPEC-style cartel

Cocoa producers are considering a cartel modeled on OPEC to stabilize a declining West African cocoa market.

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Coordination could affect global cocoa supply and prices.

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  1. Can a Cocoa Producers' Cartel, Inspired by OPEC, Stabilize West Africa's Declining Cocoa Market? – Ghanamma.com ↗ghanamma.com · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 1:01 AM UTC

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