Cocoa: SYNAP-CI Takes a Harder Line on Price and Residual Stock
The SYNAP-CI maintains its mobilization against the price of 1,200 FCFA/kg and calls on producers to remain vigilant regarding the removal of the remaining stock.
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The SYNAP-CI maintains its mobilization against the price of 1,200 FCFA/kg and calls on producers to remain vigilant regarding the removal of the remaining stock.
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