AKWASI FRIMPONG: GHANA’S FIRST OLYMPIC SKELETON ATHLETE!
It’s official! Congratulations to Akwasi Frimpong, the first Ghanaian skeleton athlete to ever compete in the Winter Olympics!
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Every day, millions of people around the world enjoy chocolate and other products made from cocoa grown in Ghana. Ghana’s cocoa industry is among the world’s best in terms of export volume and innovation. Hundreds of thousands of independent cocoa farmers continuously put effort in increasing quality and revenue, together with partners, local and abroad.
Get to know the country Ghana, the companies and its inhabitants and discover the stories and aspirations behind the highest quality cocoa in the world.
Sport
Ghana Olympic Committee
In June of this year Cocoa from Ghana launched a strategic partnership with the Ghana Olympic Committee. The common goal: improving the performance of Ghanaian athletes.
The Ghanaian athletes
There were 16 Ghanaian athletes taking part in the Olympic Games in Rio. As a sponsor we are extremely proud of their achievements. Learn more about the athletes and follow them closely.
West African Football Academy
For the next five years, Cocoa from Ghana will be the official shirt sponsor of the West African Football Academy (WAFA).
Dutch women’s handball team
Cocoa from Ghana became the sponsor of Dutch women’s handball team. We also encourage them proudly each game! Discover all the news about these players.
News
Akwasi Frimpong’s week before Christmas
Many people return home for christmas, but when Akwasi Frimpong travels to the Netherlands, it doesn’t go unnoticed!
The challenge of Akwasi Frimpong
It’s one thing to be good at sports, another to actually compete. Then there’s the Olympics. ‘When it comes to performance, it’s about being the best that you can be,’ skeleton athlete Akwasi
Healthy Habits with Akwasi Frimpong
What does it take to compete on an Olympic level? Skeleton-athlete Akwasi Frimpong, proudly sponsored by Cocoa from Ghana, tells us all about his healthy habits in the latest podcast!
Proud sponsor of Winter Games athlete Akwasi Frimpong
Cocoa from Ghana is sponsoring Akwasi Frimpong on his road to the 2018 Winter Olympics. Akwasi wants to put Ghana on the map by becoming the second Ghanaian national to
10 mind-blowing facts about chocolate you didn’t know about
Unwrap a 99% cocoa bar and sound the chocolate horn, today is chocolate day! Why? Because the 13th of September marks the birthday of
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- #BeanToBar step 9 EXPORT
From the port, loads of cocoa beans are exported all over the world: https://t.co/FPjzWO7dbq #CocoaIndustry #Ghana https://t.co/HestLOUI1d - Timeline Photos HOW COCOA IS HARVESTED?
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- Timeline Photos History of cocoa: in 1600 BC chocolate gains popularity among the Italian 🇮🇹, French 🇫🇷, German 🇩🇪, Swiss 🇨🇭 and Dutch 🇳🇱 nobleman. Chocolates became available in London coffee and chocolate houses and the French chocolatiers started to make bonbons 💝
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- Among other efforts, Cocoa from Ghana helps boost the performance of the cocoa sector by monitoring and evaluating yield, quality, and income.
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- "Be happy! eat chocolate!"
#ChocoQuote #ChocolateHelps #ChocolateMakesMeHappy #Chocolate https://t.co/2IKCtA33KW - The #chocolatepizza: heart attack among meals? Read on: https://t.co/dQgjGS1Ayy https://t.co/W7cDYwq28c
- HOW COCOA IS HARVESTED?
Discover all steps of the process: http://bit.ly/2w8rj0s
#harvesting #pods #cocoaBeans #ghana #cocoafromghana #chocolate #cocoa #chocolateProcess #cocoaharvest #harvestingcrops - Most of Ghana's imports and exports arrive or leave the country by ship.
#transport #tema #export #cocoa #beantobar #ghanamade #ghanacocoa - The Latin name for cocoa is Theobroma = food of the gods. For many South American cultures #cocoa was very valuable: https://t.co/ASYuJmrEnx https://t.co/JRqPigKYw8
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It looks like fish is on the menu for this Yellow-Billed Kite. https://t.co/kN6I1mkD7A -
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- HOW COCOA IS HARVESTED?
Discover all steps of the process: https://t.co/TnrgeAweSh
#CocoaHarvesting https://t.co/SInaPgEjQ4 - Timeline Photos #BeanToBar step 6 TRANSPORT
🍫The load of cocoa beans is sent by lorry to warehouses at the port.
Read more: http://bit.ly/2pDTpgq
#ChocolateProcess #Cocoa #Ghana #transport - Most of Ghana's imports and exports arrive or leave the country by ship.
#transport #Tema #export #cocoa https://t.co/s9dTxiuN9K - Timeline Photos Among other efforts, Cocoa from Ghana helps boost the performance of the cocoa sector by monitoring and evaluating yield, quality, and income.
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The meaning behind Ghanaian names
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FAQs about Ghana
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Climate of Ghana
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The Ghanaian Kente cloth: colorful, patterns and symbolism
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Famous Ghanaians
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Ghanaian symbols
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Which plants are found in Ghana?
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History of cocoa
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Public holidays in Ghana
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Recipe: pepernoot
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Recipe: chocolate letter
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The 7 National Parks of Ghana
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Stories of Women Empowerment in Ghana
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The Ghanaian currency: the cedi
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TEAMWORK
For Ghanaian cocoa farmers, it is common knowledge: you can obtain better yields by working together with the other women and men in your community. ‘When it Comes to Cocoa, It’s All About Teamwork.’ Working together for the best results.
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
Cocoa from Ghana’s work to empower women aligns with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) of the United Nations. The UN views ‘Women Empowerment’ as the ultimate way to achieve gender equity. The guiding principle is to achieve greater equality between men and women.
PERFORMANCE
Ghana is one of the top cocoa-producing countries in the world- This is very significant for cocoa farmers and their communities. Parties in the sector look for ways to work more efficiently while improving the quality of the product.
Cacao facts
KG OF COCOA BEANS: THAT IS HOW MUCH GHANA PRODUCES EVERY YEAR.
PER CENT OF ALL THE CHOCOLATE THAT WE EAT IN THE NETHERLAND IS WHITE CHOCOLATE.
KG OF COCOA BEANS: THAT IS HOW MUCH A COCOA TREE PRODUCES PER YEAR.
KG OF CHOCOLATE: THAT IS HOW MUCH EACH PERSON IN THE NETHERLANDS EATS ON AVERAGE EACH YEAR.