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Germany backs Ghana’s new 50% local cocoa processing policy
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Frederik Landshöft, and Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, pictured alongside chocolate and cocoa beans.
Frederik Landshöft speaking in an interview with Pulse Ghana’s Maxwell Nyagamago A closeup image of a busket of cocoa pods.
Germany has backed Ghana’s policy requiring at least 50% of cocoa beans to be processed locally, while urging the country to go further into finished chocolate production to maximise value addition.
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