AAK builds local capacity to deepen cocoa value addition
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AAK builds local capacity to deepen cocoa value addition

Desmond MASOPEH
Published 1 hour ago3 min read

AAK West Africa is strengthening technical capacity in Ghana’s chocolate and confectionery industry through specialised training for 22 local producers, as the company seeks to improve product quality, encourage ingredient innovation and support the production of higher-value finished goods.

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