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Ghana Grows Our Cocoa, So Why Can’t It Make Chocolate? | Big Business
In 2021, Ghana grew 1 million tons of cocoa. But it exported most of that to Europe and North America, where it was turned into chocolate. And the big bucks are in chocolate. Trapped in a trade relationship with Europe and struggling to process chocolate itself, Ghana sees little of the industry's profits. So as chocolate companies rake in billions, cocoa farmers struggle to make a living income. We went to Ghana to see the impact on farmers and learn how local entrepreneurs are trying to keep chocolate dollars inside their country.
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published: 20 Mar 2022
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First taste of chocolate in Ivory Coast | VPRO Metropolis
Farmer N'Da Alphonse grows cocoa and has never seen the finished product. "To be honest I do not know what they make of my beans, " says farmer N'Da Alphonse. "I've heard they're used as flavoring in cooking, but I've never seen it. I do not even know if it's true."
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published: 21 Feb 2014
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Why is the cocoa industry still using child workers in Ghana?
Hundreds of thousands of children in West Africa are working in hazardous conditions on cocoa farms, despite international campaigns against child labour.
Many have little or no access to education.
Farmers say attempts by Western cocoa buyers to force prices down are keeping hundreds of thousands of children out of school and condemning them to a life of poverty.
And they argue that only higher prices and better education can improve the lives of children.
Al Jazeera’s Ahmed Idris reports from Hiampeanika in western Ghana.
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published: 05 Jan 2023
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Sustainable cocoa farming in Ghana | Global Ideas
Ghana is the world's second biggest cocoa exporter. Outdated plantations, pathogens in trees and plants as well as the ever-growing drought are driving cocoa farmers into desperation.
Sustainable and effective farming methods could be a game-changer in the fight against climate change - and help combat the rise in poverty. In Ghana, for example, cocoa farming is a mainstay, and cocoa is the country's most important export product. Some 1.6 million people work on cocoa farms but many of them live under precarious conditions.
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published: 08 Feb 2022
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Cocoa Fruit Harvesting - Cocoa bean Processing - Cocoa Processing To Make Chocolate in Factory
Small, delicate cocoa trees were first cultivated by the Mayans and then the Aztecs. They grow around the equatorial belt. The fruit of the cocoa tree, the pod, contains up to 40 beans. Hernan Cortes was the first to bring cocoa beans to Spain in the early 16th century. Cocoa beans were turned into cocoa paste to produce an exceptional beverage and, from the 19th century, solid bars of chocolate.
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Africa's Plan to Bring Chocolate Profits Home
The $100 billion chocolate industry largely begins in Ivory Coast and Ghana, but farmers there get very little of the revenue. Most goes to European countries where companies turn raw beans into pure profit. African governments and entrepreneurs are now looking to break the colonial cycle.
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Cocoa Farming / Cocoa Cultivation | Complete Guide | Cocoa Beans Sowing - Cocoa Harvesting
Cocoa is also called “cacao” (derives from the Spanish word cacao) and this is mainly grown for its bean from which cocoa solids and cocoa butter are extracted. Cocoa beans are mainly used in the production of chocolate, cocoa powder, and cocoa butter whereas cocoa butter is also used in the cosmetic industry. Cocoa is an important commercial bean crop from the humid tropics. In India, this crop is grown as a mixed crop in suitable regions. Kerala state of south India tops the production of cocoa beans in the Indian continent. Ivory Coast is a top producer of cocoa beans in the world. Usually, cocoa is grown as a mixed crop in areca nut, coconut, and oil palm gardens.
The cocoa bean plant is native to the Amazon basin and tropical regions of South America and Central America. Commercial c...
published: 16 Jun 2021
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Farming for the Future: Hear from 3 West African Cocoa Farmers
Meet cocoa farmers, Regina, Lucy and Sadick, and discover how Fairtrade is working with farmers to establish future-friendly farming methods.
Lucy's message for UK chocolate lovers: "My plea is they should buy all the cocoa so that we cocoa farmers, no matter where we come from, can have our (fair) share."
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published: 10 Feb 2023
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THE LARGEST COCOA PRODUCER IN THE WORLD
Ivory Coast is the largest producer and supplier of cocoa in the whole world! The Ivory Coast economy has a large portion of it made up from Cocoa products and has many jobs focused around the farming and processing of the cocoa beans. Ivory Coasts exports are also predominantly cocoa products, with 45% of all their exports having some relevance to cocoa. The Ivory Coast cocoa products are mainly used in major chocolate brands such as Cadbury, Hershey's and Nestle.
The majority of Ivory Coast's cocoa is shipped to European countries, with Switzerland being the largest consumer of chocolate. Another large consumer is the UK, with them consuming over 700,000 tons a year. The relationship between UK and the Ivory Coast has changed a lot over time as the farmers of the cocoa beans now only g...
published: 20 Feb 2024
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Ecuador’s cocoa farmers making fair trade chocolate
Ecuador’s cocoa farmers making fair trade chocolate.
The indigenous people of the western Amazon have been harvesting jungle crops since before the first Europeans arrived, long before Ecuador became a country.
They know their crops but have rarely received a fair price for them.
But now they're asserting themselves.
Al Jazeera's Daniel Schweimler reports from Tena, eastern Ecuador.
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published: 10 Apr 2017
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Ghana Grows Our Cocoa, So Why Can’t It Make Chocolate? | Big Business
In 2021, Ghana grew 1 million tons of cocoa. But it exported most of that to Europe and North America, where it was turned into chocolate. And the big bucks are...
In 2021, Ghana grew 1 million tons of cocoa. But it exported most of that to Europe and North America, where it was turned into chocolate. And the big bucks are in chocolate. Trapped in a trade relationship with Europe and struggling to process chocolate itself, Ghana sees little of the industry's profits. So as chocolate companies rake in billions, cocoa farmers struggle to make a living income. We went to Ghana to see the impact on farmers and learn how local entrepreneurs are trying to keep chocolate dollars inside their country.
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In 2021, Ghana grew 1 million tons of cocoa. But it exported most of that to Europe and North America, where it was turned into chocolate. And the big bucks are in chocolate. Trapped in a trade relationship with Europe and struggling to process chocolate itself, Ghana sees little of the industry's profits. So as chocolate companies rake in billions, cocoa farmers struggle to make a living income. We went to Ghana to see the impact on farmers and learn how local entrepreneurs are trying to keep chocolate dollars inside their country.
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Ghana Grows Our Cocoa, So Why Can’t It Make Chocolate? | Big Business
- published: 20 Mar 2022
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5:56
First taste of chocolate in Ivory Coast | VPRO Metropolis
Farmer N'Da Alphonse grows cocoa and has never seen the finished product. "To be honest I do not know what they make of my beans, " says farmer N'Da Alphonse. "...
Farmer N'Da Alphonse grows cocoa and has never seen the finished product. "To be honest I do not know what they make of my beans, " says farmer N'Da Alphonse. "I've heard they're used as flavoring in cooking, but I've never seen it. I do not even know if it's true."
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Farmer N'Da Alphonse grows cocoa and has never seen the finished product. "To be honest I do not know what they make of my beans, " says farmer N'Da Alphonse. "I've heard they're used as flavoring in cooking, but I've never seen it. I do not even know if it's true."
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- published: 21 Feb 2014
- views: 9342683
2:18
Why is the cocoa industry still using child workers in Ghana?
Hundreds of thousands of children in West Africa are working in hazardous conditions on cocoa farms, despite international campaigns against child labour.
Man...
Hundreds of thousands of children in West Africa are working in hazardous conditions on cocoa farms, despite international campaigns against child labour.
Many have little or no access to education.
Farmers say attempts by Western cocoa buyers to force prices down are keeping hundreds of thousands of children out of school and condemning them to a life of poverty.
And they argue that only higher prices and better education can improve the lives of children.
Al Jazeera’s Ahmed Idris reports from Hiampeanika in western Ghana.
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Hundreds of thousands of children in West Africa are working in hazardous conditions on cocoa farms, despite international campaigns against child labour.
Many have little or no access to education.
Farmers say attempts by Western cocoa buyers to force prices down are keeping hundreds of thousands of children out of school and condemning them to a life of poverty.
And they argue that only higher prices and better education can improve the lives of children.
Al Jazeera’s Ahmed Idris reports from Hiampeanika in western Ghana.
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- published: 05 Jan 2023
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7:21
Sustainable cocoa farming in Ghana | Global Ideas
Ghana is the world's second biggest cocoa exporter. Outdated plantations, pathogens in trees and plants as well as the ever-growing drought are driving cocoa fa...
Ghana is the world's second biggest cocoa exporter. Outdated plantations, pathogens in trees and plants as well as the ever-growing drought are driving cocoa farmers into desperation.
Sustainable and effective farming methods could be a game-changer in the fight against climate change - and help combat the rise in poverty. In Ghana, for example, cocoa farming is a mainstay, and cocoa is the country's most important export product. Some 1.6 million people work on cocoa farms but many of them live under precarious conditions.
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Ghana is the world's second biggest cocoa exporter. Outdated plantations, pathogens in trees and plants as well as the ever-growing drought are driving cocoa farmers into desperation.
Sustainable and effective farming methods could be a game-changer in the fight against climate change - and help combat the rise in poverty. In Ghana, for example, cocoa farming is a mainstay, and cocoa is the country's most important export product. Some 1.6 million people work on cocoa farms but many of them live under precarious conditions.
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- published: 08 Feb 2022
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8:42
Cocoa Fruit Harvesting - Cocoa bean Processing - Cocoa Processing To Make Chocolate in Factory
Small, delicate cocoa trees were first cultivated by the Mayans and then the Aztecs. They grow around the equatorial belt. The fruit of the cocoa tree, the pod,...
Small, delicate cocoa trees were first cultivated by the Mayans and then the Aztecs. They grow around the equatorial belt. The fruit of the cocoa tree, the pod, contains up to 40 beans. Hernan Cortes was the first to bring cocoa beans to Spain in the early 16th century. Cocoa beans were turned into cocoa paste to produce an exceptional beverage and, from the 19th century, solid bars of chocolate.
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Small, delicate cocoa trees were first cultivated by the Mayans and then the Aztecs. They grow around the equatorial belt. The fruit of the cocoa tree, the pod, contains up to 40 beans. Hernan Cortes was the first to bring cocoa beans to Spain in the early 16th century. Cocoa beans were turned into cocoa paste to produce an exceptional beverage and, from the 19th century, solid bars of chocolate.
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- published: 07 Oct 2020
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Africa's Plan to Bring Chocolate Profits Home
The $100 billion chocolate industry largely begins in Ivory Coast and Ghana, but farmers there get very little of the revenue. Most goes to European countries w...
The $100 billion chocolate industry largely begins in Ivory Coast and Ghana, but farmers there get very little of the revenue. Most goes to European countries where companies turn raw beans into pure profit. African governments and entrepreneurs are now looking to break the colonial cycle.
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Cocoa Farming / Cocoa Cultivation | Complete Guide | Cocoa Beans Sowing - Cocoa Harvesting
Cocoa is also called “cacao” (derives from the Spanish word cacao) and this is mainly grown for its bean from which cocoa solids and cocoa butter are extracted....
Cocoa is also called “cacao” (derives from the Spanish word cacao) and this is mainly grown for its bean from which cocoa solids and cocoa butter are extracted. Cocoa beans are mainly used in the production of chocolate, cocoa powder, and cocoa butter whereas cocoa butter is also used in the cosmetic industry. Cocoa is an important commercial bean crop from the humid tropics. In India, this crop is grown as a mixed crop in suitable regions. Kerala state of south India tops the production of cocoa beans in the Indian continent. Ivory Coast is a top producer of cocoa beans in the world. Usually, cocoa is grown as a mixed crop in areca nut, coconut, and oil palm gardens.
The cocoa bean plant is native to the Amazon basin and tropical regions of South America and Central America. Commercial cultivation of cocoa beans is very much successful due to its demand in local and international markets. One can expect decent profits in cocoa bean farming with proper orchard management practices. The botanical name or scientific name of the cocoa tree is “Theobroma cacao. L.”. Cocoa tree belongs to the genus of” Theobroma”. In India, the cocoa plantation is usually seen in the state of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. Cocoa beans are cultivated to smaller extents in some states only when compared to other countries.
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Cocoa is also called “cacao” (derives from the Spanish word cacao) and this is mainly grown for its bean from which cocoa solids and cocoa butter are extracted. Cocoa beans are mainly used in the production of chocolate, cocoa powder, and cocoa butter whereas cocoa butter is also used in the cosmetic industry. Cocoa is an important commercial bean crop from the humid tropics. In India, this crop is grown as a mixed crop in suitable regions. Kerala state of south India tops the production of cocoa beans in the Indian continent. Ivory Coast is a top producer of cocoa beans in the world. Usually, cocoa is grown as a mixed crop in areca nut, coconut, and oil palm gardens.
The cocoa bean plant is native to the Amazon basin and tropical regions of South America and Central America. Commercial cultivation of cocoa beans is very much successful due to its demand in local and international markets. One can expect decent profits in cocoa bean farming with proper orchard management practices. The botanical name or scientific name of the cocoa tree is “Theobroma cacao. L.”. Cocoa tree belongs to the genus of” Theobroma”. In India, the cocoa plantation is usually seen in the state of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. Cocoa beans are cultivated to smaller extents in some states only when compared to other countries.
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Cocoa Farming
1:43 Varieties of Cocoa
2:20 Climate Requirement for Cocoa Cultivation
2:55 Soil Requirement of Cocoa Cultivation
3:18 Land Preparation for Cocoa Cultivation
3:44 Propagation Methods in Cocoa Cultivation by Seed & Cuttings
4:56 Planting and Spacing in Cocoa Cultivation
5:56 Planting Material Selection in Cocoa Cultivation
6:27 Irrigation in Cocoa Cultivation
7:07 Manures and Fertilizers in Cocoa Cultivation
7:53 Pruning in Cocoa Cultivation
8:35 Pests and Diseases in Cocoa Cultivation
9:15 Harvest and Threshing in Cocoa Cultivation
9:51 Post-Harvest in Cocoa Cultivation
10:13 Yield in Cocoa Cultivation
10:45 Marketing of Cocoa Bean
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Cocoa Farming / Cocoa Cultivation | Complete Guide | Cocoa Beans Sowing - Cocoa Harvesting
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- published: 16 Jun 2021
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Farming for the Future: Hear from 3 West African Cocoa Farmers
Meet cocoa farmers, Regina, Lucy and Sadick, and discover how Fairtrade is working with farmers to establish future-friendly farming methods.
Lucy's message fo...
Meet cocoa farmers, Regina, Lucy and Sadick, and discover how Fairtrade is working with farmers to establish future-friendly farming methods.
Lucy's message for UK chocolate lovers: "My plea is they should buy all the cocoa so that we cocoa farmers, no matter where we come from, can have our (fair) share."
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Footage: Chris Terry
We would like to thank Kuapa Kokoo Farmers Union (KKFU) and Fairtrade Africa (FTA) who facilitated filming.
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Meet cocoa farmers, Regina, Lucy and Sadick, and discover how Fairtrade is working with farmers to establish future-friendly farming methods.
Lucy's message for UK chocolate lovers: "My plea is they should buy all the cocoa so that we cocoa farmers, no matter where we come from, can have our (fair) share."
Join us for Fairtrade Fortnight 2023: fairtrade.org.uk/fortnight
Footage: Chris Terry
We would like to thank Kuapa Kokoo Farmers Union (KKFU) and Fairtrade Africa (FTA) who facilitated filming.
- published: 10 Feb 2023
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THE LARGEST COCOA PRODUCER IN THE WORLD
Ivory Coast is the largest producer and supplier of cocoa in the whole world! The Ivory Coast economy has a large portion of it made up from Cocoa products and ...
Ivory Coast is the largest producer and supplier of cocoa in the whole world! The Ivory Coast economy has a large portion of it made up from Cocoa products and has many jobs focused around the farming and processing of the cocoa beans. Ivory Coasts exports are also predominantly cocoa products, with 45% of all their exports having some relevance to cocoa. The Ivory Coast cocoa products are mainly used in major chocolate brands such as Cadbury, Hershey's and Nestle.
The majority of Ivory Coast's cocoa is shipped to European countries, with Switzerland being the largest consumer of chocolate. Another large consumer is the UK, with them consuming over 700,000 tons a year. The relationship between UK and the Ivory Coast has changed a lot over time as the farmers of the cocoa beans now only get 6% of the final chocolates value. Most of the money goes to big chocolate brands that make up 44% of the price. It’s rough when you understand that there are 6 million people in the Ivory Coast who literally depend on cocoa for their livelihood.
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Ivory Coast is the largest producer and supplier of cocoa in the whole world! The Ivory Coast economy has a large portion of it made up from Cocoa products and has many jobs focused around the farming and processing of the cocoa beans. Ivory Coasts exports are also predominantly cocoa products, with 45% of all their exports having some relevance to cocoa. The Ivory Coast cocoa products are mainly used in major chocolate brands such as Cadbury, Hershey's and Nestle.
The majority of Ivory Coast's cocoa is shipped to European countries, with Switzerland being the largest consumer of chocolate. Another large consumer is the UK, with them consuming over 700,000 tons a year. The relationship between UK and the Ivory Coast has changed a lot over time as the farmers of the cocoa beans now only get 6% of the final chocolates value. Most of the money goes to big chocolate brands that make up 44% of the price. It’s rough when you understand that there are 6 million people in the Ivory Coast who literally depend on cocoa for their livelihood.
Thanks for watching the video! If this video was helpful or entertaining to you, please leave a like, comment your thoughts and subscribe to the channel to see more content like this in the future!
Disclaimer
Some of the footage used in this video is not original content produced by Macro Mates. Portions of stock footage were gathered from multiple sources.
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- published: 20 Feb 2024
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Ecuador’s cocoa farmers making fair trade chocolate
Ecuador’s cocoa farmers making fair trade chocolate.
The indigenous people of the western Amazon have been harvesting jungle crops since before the first Europ...
Ecuador’s cocoa farmers making fair trade chocolate.
The indigenous people of the western Amazon have been harvesting jungle crops since before the first Europeans arrived, long before Ecuador became a country.
They know their crops but have rarely received a fair price for them.
But now they're asserting themselves.
Al Jazeera's Daniel Schweimler reports from Tena, eastern Ecuador.
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Ecuador’s cocoa farmers making fair trade chocolate.
The indigenous people of the western Amazon have been harvesting jungle crops since before the first Europeans arrived, long before Ecuador became a country.
They know their crops but have rarely received a fair price for them.
But now they're asserting themselves.
Al Jazeera's Daniel Schweimler reports from Tena, eastern Ecuador.
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- published: 10 Apr 2017
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