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The missing link in Nigeria’s cocoa value chain, By Ibim Banigo and Raphaël de Perlinghi
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The missing link in Nigeria’s cocoa value chain, By Ibim Banigo and Raphaël de Perlinghi

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The remaining work is demanding. Farms must be renewed; credit must reach viable producers and businesses; processors must secure reliable supplies; compliance must be proved; and markets must be established before capacity is expanded. Success will be visible in productive farms, fuller factory order books, auditable supply chains, and higher household incomes, not in the […]

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