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Indonesia Seeks to Revive Cocoa Output After Years of Decline
Indonesia, once the world’s third-largest cocoa producer, is attempting to revive cocoa output after years of underinvestment, aging trees, and pests have reduced bean supply and increased reliance on imports.
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