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Poor Pod Counts Signal Sharp Drop in Ivory Coast Cocoa Crop

The cocoa crop in top grower Ivory Coast could fall by about a fifth in the next season as the number of pods on trees lags, risking tighter global supplies, according to traders surveyed by Bloomberg.

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Poor Pod Counts Signal Sharp Drop in Ivory Coast Cocoa Crop
The cocoa crop in top grower Ivory Coast could fall by about a fifth in the next season as the number of pods on trees lags, risking tighter global supplies, according to traders surveyed by Bloomberg.
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