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El Niño Puts Ivory Coast Cocoa at Risk of Heat, Water Stress

A strengthening El Niño is threatening an already fragile outlook for cocoa supplies, with top grower Ivory Coast’s state weather agency warning of a rainfall deficit through early 2027.

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El Niño Puts Ivory Coast Cocoa at Risk of Heat, Water Stress
A strengthening El Niño is threatening an already fragile outlook for cocoa supplies, with top grower Ivory Coast’s state weather agency warning of a rainfall deficit through early 2027.
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