Africa’s coffee, cocoa and tea farmers face growing risks as prices swing
Global price fluctuations for coffee, cocoa and tea are creating growing uncertainty for millions of small-scale farmers, with producers often facing the greatest risks across the supply chain.
Protecting livelihoods beyond the harvest Coffee, cocoa and tea are not only global consumer products but also essential sources of income for millions of rural households.
Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana account for more than two-thirds of global cocoa production, while major coffee-producing countries such as Ethiopia and Uganda contribute significantly to international markets.
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