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How Local Cocoa Processing Is Creating Jobs in Nigeria

Franklin Ocheneyi1 month ago1 month ago05 mins

Before IFC’s investment, the factory processed about 8,000 metric tons of cocoa each year. It now processes more than double that—16,600 metric tons annually—and newly installed machinery is expected to increase the plant’s processing capacity to 24,000 metric tons once it is fully operational

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