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Why Ghana is shielding cocoa farmers from a global price crash

A cocoa farmer. Photo by Tobias Nii Kwatei Quartey @ Unsplash
A cocoa farmer. Photo by Tobias Nii Kwatei Quartey @ Unsplash
  • Ghana freezes cocoa price despite global market collapse.
  • Farmer relief comes as COCOBOD faces mounting financial strain.

 

ACCRA, GHANAGhana has opted to hold cocoa producer prices steady for the 2026 light crop season despite a sharp downturn in global cocoa markets, offering farmers short-term relief while exposing deeper vulnerabilities within the country’s cocoa economy.

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