Farmers warn all cocoa trees could be ‘destroyed’ by 2030. Here’s why - While UK shoppers pay 50 per cent more for some ...

A shortage of cocoa beans is driving up the cost to make chocolate — especially for small chocolatiers. That means people ...

Cocoa production has increased in certain African countries as growing areas expand at the expense of forests, but online posts claiming the key ingredient for chocolate is not under climate pressure ...

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For now, traders can ride the wave of cocoa’s bull market, but the long-term implications for consumers and the industry are far less sweet.

Cocoa has long provided a lifeline in Ivory Coast but adverse weather and plant diseases have hurt harvests in recent years ...

“By 2030, if nothing is done, we won’t have any cocoa trees because, with climate change, all the cocoa trees will be destroyed. “There really is a need to gather support so we can tackle it ...

“By 2030, if nothing is done, we won’t have any cocoa trees because, with climate change, all the cocoa trees will be destroyed. “There really is a need to gather support so we can tackle it ...