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Ivory Coast
Abidjan bides time on tax incentives extension for local cocoa processing

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Cocoa giants Cargill, Barry Callebaut and Olam, which have been investing heavily in industry in Ivory Coast since 2016, have still not received a guarantee from government that it will continue with a tax policy that favoured local processing.

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