Latin America cacao profits look set to disappoint
After years of high prices, Latin American efforts to raise cacao production may prove badly timed
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- Investment in growth
- Ecuador: regional leader
- Colombia: on the up?
- Structural oversupply
- The need for cooperation
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_350.jpg "Cacao pods in a cocoa bean farm in Tulua, Colombia (Reuters/Gary Hershorn)")