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.
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.
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.
For the next five years, Cocoa from Ghana will be the official shirt sponsor of the West African Football Academy (WAFA).
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.
This year again Cocoa from Ghana was present at the FBK Games in Hengelo 2017. During the long jump competition, Luvo Manyonga from South Africa won with a distance of 8:62 (only 3 centimeters away from his PR).
Great news! With a 3-0 victory on AshantiGold, WAFA SC was not only back in the game, but on top of the Ghana Premier League for the first time! After the break,
The Dutch women’s handball team have done a fantastic job during the European Championships in Sweden: a silver medal! They fought
Today you have a good excuse to eat chocolate, because today it’s World Chocolate Day! Few people can’t say ‘no’ to this melting sensation on their tongue.
A few days after the Olympic Games it’s time to look back. What are the highlights , special moments and especially what are the beautiful moments of Team Ghana?
During the Summer Olympics, Ghanaian athletes can count on Dutch and Ghanaian support in the form of Cocoa from Ghana: a Dutch initiative that hopes to raise awareness for Ghanaian cocoa.
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.
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.
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.
