Nigeria and African Nations Advised on Tapping $130B Chocolate Market
Sunbeth's Owoyemi highlights the challenges African countries face in tapping into the lucrative chocolate market, emphasizing the need to transition from raw material suppliers to value creators. He suggests investing in farmers, digital traceability systems, and local partnerships to strengthen infrastructure and simplify trade logistics.
By aligning with global sustainability frameworks, Africa can increase its share of the market and earn billions through value-added cocoa production.
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