Nigeria's Sunbeth Re-enters Ghana's Cocoa Market, Strengthening Intra-African Trade
Sunbeth Global Concept Limited from Nigeria has obtained a historic license to re-enter Ghana's cocoa market, signifying a major achievement in intra-African trade. The approval from CMC Ghana underscores the renewed momentum in trade between Ghana and Nigeria, aiming to promote commerce within Africa.
Sunbeth's partnership with UK-based SFI Agri Commod will expand Ghana's premium cocoa supply and enhance its presence in the international chocolate manufacturing sector. Established in 2017, Sunbeth has been a key player in Nigeria's cocoa export market, emphasizing ethical sourcing and empowering farmers.
This move signifies a significant step towards building a resilient global cocoa value chain.
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