
Nine women, one full container
A collective that started with nine growers now settles a 12.5 MT container of its own each season.
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Lofa · Nimba · Bong
The united cooperatives of Bong, Lofa and Nimba: 3,000+ farmers growing the unique taste and flavour of Liberian rainforest cocoa.
Twelve stages from seedling to chocolate bar. Find who does what, where - and plug your organisation into the chain.
The united producer cooperatives of Lofa, Nimba and Bong. Cluster companies in these counties organise under their county cooperative; members elsewhere in Liberia join the cluster directly.
Proof, not promises
Each of these is one cooperative's own account of what changed when its members started working as one.

A collective that started with nine growers now settles a 12.5 MT container of its own each season.

Rebuilt drying capacity kept Lofa beans in Liberia instead of crossing the border for a quick sale.
In their words
Growers, cooperative officers and the exporters who buy from them.
We were a savings club that farmed. Now buyers come to Zorzor asking for us by name.
The drying tables are the whole difference. My beans used to go across the border wet for half the money.
They lot-code everything. When my buyer in Antwerp asks which farm a bag came from, I can answer the same day.

Market intelligence
World futures, farmgate surveys and the official LACRA reference - tracked in one place, explained in plain language.
World (ICE NY)
$4,180
USD / MT
LACRA reference
$4.73
USD / kg · 2025/26
ICE NY · 2024 - 2026
Farmgate survey $3.25/kg

Verification, marketplace access, matching, market intelligence and a seat at the table - from $100 a year.
Box fermentation and one drying discipline turned a mixed-grade harvest into 120 MT of Grade I that shipped as one lot.
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