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Cameroon Rises in Global Cocoa Rankings for 2025 - Investir au Cameroun

By GOLDEN BEANS · 6 October 2026 · 3 min read

Photo éditoriale cacao/café — Wikimedia Commons

Cameroon in the Global Cocoa Rankings

Cameroon has made a significant leap in the global cocoa production rankings, positioning itself among the leaders in three categories: cocoa, rubber, and bananas. This recognition is the result of sustained efforts to improve the quality and sustainability of the country's agricultural products (source: Investir au Cameroun).

Editorial cocoa/coffee photo — Wikimedia Commons

Cocoa and Coffee Prices in Cameroon

According to the ONCC, cocoa prices in Cameroon are currently at 3162 FCFA/kg CIF and 3084 FCFA/kg FOB. For coffee, the price of Arabica is 3778 FCFA/kg CIF and 3631 FCFA/kg FOB, while Robusta is at 2047 FCFA/kg CIF and 1940 FCFA/kg FOB (source: ONCC).

Market Status in West Africa

Editorial cocoa/coffee photo — Wikimedia Commons

The cocoa market in West Africa, particularly in Cameroon, faces challenges, including compliance with new EU regulations on deforestation. Small producers are concerned about the increasing requirements that could affect their ability to export (source: RFI). Meanwhile, Côte d'Ivoire has announced a rise in its minimum price for cocoa, which could influence prices in the region (source: Confectionery News).

Cocoa Derivatives

Regarding cocoa derivatives, cocoa butter and powder are also in high demand. Local cocoa processing is a crucial issue for Cameroon, where initiatives are being implemented to increase processing capacity and meet international market requirements. The country aims to achieve a processing capacity of over 100,000 tons of cocoa per year in the coming years (source: Agence Ecofin).

Preparation for EUDR Regulations

Cameroon is actively preparing to comply with the EUDR requirements, although compliance is not yet assured. Market players must prepare for significant changes in the supply chain to ensure adequate traceability (source: EUDR Commission).

In conclusion, Cameroon is strategically positioning itself in the global cocoa market, with growth and development prospects, but must navigate carefully through regulatory challenges and international market requirements.

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