
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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Zorzor · Lofa County
320 women growers. One fermentation centre. First container booked.
A women-led collective that moved from roadside heap fermentation to a shared centre with drying tables and a lot-code book. 100% of member farms GPS-mapped. First full export container booked for the coming main crop.
Who runs it
Elected officers of Zorzor Women's Cocoa Collective. Reach any of them directly - a cooperative is people, and these are the people.
President
Founded the collective with nine women in 2019; it now settles a full container a season.
Secretary
Holds the membership roll and the fermentation roster.
What changed
What working as one cooperative has actually done for the members of Zorzor Women's Cocoa Collective.

A collective that started with nine growers now settles a 12.5 MT container of its own each season.
In their words
We were a savings club that farmed. Now buyers come to Zorzor asking for us by name.
From the store
Everything Zorzor Women's Cocoa Collective sells or offers, listed on the cluster catalogue.
Open right now
Live buy and sell listings Zorzor Women's Cocoa Collective has posted to the cluster's B2B board.
Ways in
Tenders, trainings, grants and partnerships open through Zorzor Women's Cocoa Collective.
Nothing open here right now - the cluster board carries opportunities from every member.
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