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Economy June 12, 2020 | 9:02 am

Drought halts export of 15K tons of Dominican cocoa

Santo Domingo.- In the last four years, the cocoa sector in the Dominican Republic has been impacted by drought, halting the export of nearly 15,000 tons to international markets. “Cocoa production in the Dominican Republic has had problems with the climate in recent years,” said Isidoro De la Rosa, executive director of the Confederation. National Cocoa Producers (Conacado). “As the p... Read more

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