The True Price of cocoa from Ivory Coast - Evidensia

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In this study, the external costs of the cocoa supply chain (with smallholder cultivation in Ivory Coast) were investigated to inform decision making for IDH's cocoa program. The external costs of conventional cocoa beans were compared to certified cocoa beans. Compared to other sectors (Vietnamese coffee, Kenyan tea, Indian cotton), the external costs of cocoa cultivation in Ivory Coast are relatively high.

The True Price of cocoa from Ivory Coast

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发表 2016年3月3日 by IDH and True Price. 作者： Fobelets, V. and de Groot Ruiz, A.

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