Cocoa Marketing Company

27/05/2026

As we celebrate Eid al-Adha, Cocoa Marketing Company (GH) Ltd extends warm wishes to all our Muslim stakeholders, partners, staff, and communities across Ghana and beyond.

May this sacred occasion inspire renewed faith, sacrifice, compassion, and unity in our collective pursuit of growth and national progress.

Eid Mubarak.

CMC; Marketing Ghana’s Best to the World.

25/05/2026

On this African Union Day, we celebrate the spirit of unity, resilience, and shared prosperity across the African continent.

As a proudly Ghanaian institution operating within the global cocoa trade, CMC remains committed to showcasing Africa’s excellence through the marketing of Ghana’s premium cocoa to the world.

Together, let us continue building a stronger, more connected, and economically empowered Africa.

Happy African Union Day.

25/05/2026

As part of activities to mark International Menstrual Hygiene Month, the CMC Ladies, the women’s wing of Cocoa Marketing Company (GH) Ltd, visited selected schools in Aburi to engage young girls on proper menstrual hygiene, personal care, confidence, and dignity.

The outreach benefited pupils of Ahwerease M/A JHS School, Aburi Presbyterian JHS School A & B, and Aburi Anglican School.

Sanitary pads were also distributed to support the girls and encourage healthy menstrual hygiene practices.

Through this initiative, the CMC Ladies reaffirm their commitment to girl-child development, women’s empowerment, health education, and meaningful community impact.

25/05/2026

Beyond the statistics, exports, and global trade conversations are millions of livelihoods connected to the cocoa value chain. Every cocoa bean represents dedication, sacrifice, heritage, and hope.

For generations, Ghanaian cocoa has earned global recognition for its premium quality and reliability. That reputation is the result of deliberate standards, strict quality assurance systems, and the collective commitment of the people who work tirelessly across the value chain to preserve the excellence associated with Ghana cocoa.

At CMC, the mission goes beyond exporting cocoa beans. It is about protecting a national legacy, strengthening global confidence in Ghana’s cocoa, and ensuring that every shipment leaving our shores carries the pride and credibility of an entire nation.

CMC; marketing Ghana’s best to the world.

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

Ghana has officially been announced as the host nation for the 2027 World Cocoa Foundation (WCF) Partnership Meeting.

The announcement was made by the Deputy Minister for Finance, Hon Thomas Nyarko Ampem, during an official launch event organised by the World Cocoa Foundation (WCF) in partnership with the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) in Accra.

Scheduled to take place from 16th to 19th March 2027 at the Kempinski Gold Coast City Hotel in Accra, the meeting will be held under the theme: “From Origin to Global Resilience.”

The global gathering is expected to deepen conversations around farmer well-being, advance climate-smart agriculture, and strengthen shared accountability across the global cocoa value chain.

Source: Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD)

19/05/2026

Dr Wisdom Dogbey continues to share insightful perspectives on value addition, market opportunity, industrial growth, and the future of Africa’s role in the global cocoa economy.

Watch the video to listen.

18/05/2026

Ghana's cocoa sector employs, directly and indirectly, more than two million people.

That is roughly 7% of the entire national population: farmers, hauliers, shed workers, quality inspectors, and buying agents; real people, real livelihoods, and an entire economy held together by the integrity of a value-chain that begins on a farm and ends on the desk of a global buyer.

We do not take it lightly. We never will.

Cocoa Marketing Company (GH) Ltd: Marketing Ghana's best to the world.

18/05/2026

At the recently held Africa Cocoa Finance & Investment Forum (ACFIF) in London, Joel Popoola, Chairman of IoD Africa Group, asked the Managing Director of Cocoa Marketing Company a compelling question:

“How will Africa’s ability to produce its own chocolate transform the entire cocoa value chain?”

In his response, Dr Wisdom Dogbey shared insightful perspectives on value addition, market opportunity, industrial growth, and the future of Africa’s role in the global cocoa economy.

Watch the video to hear his thoughts.

16/05/2026

What does it take to sustain Ghana’s position as the world’s largest exporter of premium cocoa beans from origin?

From careful handling and inspection to traceability, warehousing standards, and export readiness, every stage of the process is guided by a commitment to quality, consistency, and trust.

Watch the video as he explains how CMC continues to safeguard Ghana’s premium cocoa identity on the global market.