WHO MISSED THIS? Ghana COCOBOD’s 5,040 vs 7,200 Breakdown скачать в хорошем качестве

WHO MISSED THIS? Ghana COCOBOD’s 5,040 vs 7,200 Breakdown

Something isn’t adding up. When the Producer Price Review Committee (PPRC) met, farmers were told they would receive 5,040 cedis, while the weighted average FOB price stood at 7,200. That weighted average includes: • Farmer payment • Industry costs • Rollover contracts So how do rollover contracts suddenly become “debt” on COCOBOD’s books? In this breakdown, we examine: ✔ Financial visibility before the cocoa season ✔ How pricing is structured ✔ Whether rollover contracts were already accounted for ✔ What this means for farmers and communities FOR THE PEOPLE does not stand for any political party. We stand for integrity, accountability, and transparency — wherever you are. Join the conversation respectfully below. If you value clarity and fact-based analysis, subscribe and stay informed. Let’s discuss this respectfully. If rollover contracts were included in the weighted average, should they later be described as debt? Or is there more we need to understand about the financial structure? Your insights matter. Drop your thoughts below. #GhanaNews #COCOBOD #CocoaSector #GhanaEconomy #CocoaPricing #FarmerPay #GhanaPolitics #AgricultureNews #ForThePeople #Transparency #Accountability #AfricanEconomy