Rainfall was well below average last week across most of Ivory Coast’s main cocoa-growing regions, while a cold spell has raised concerns among farmers about potential crop damage that could reduce expectations for the October-to-March main crop.
Low rainfall and cold temperatures raises fears of crop damage among Ivory Coast cocoa farmers
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