In Ghana, the government has announced sweeping reforms aimed at stabilising the country’s cocoa sector, including a reduction in the producer price for the remainder of the 2025–2026 crop season and the introduction of a new financing and pricing framework for COCOBOD.
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson outlined the comprehensive measures, describing them as necessary steps to restore financial stability and ensure the long-term sustainability of the cocoa industry.
The reforms are expected to reshape the management and funding structure of the sector, as authorities seek to address mounting financial pressures and safeguard one of Ghana’s most strategic economic pillars.
