Cocoa: the Kilogram Returns Above 3,000 CFA Francs, a New Breath for Producers
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© DRAfter several months of retreat under the bar of the 2,000 CFA francs per kilogram, Cameroonian cocoa returns to colours. As of July 7, 2026, the CIF price reaches 3,227 CFA francs/kg and the FOB price 3,149 CFA francs/kg, reviving the hopes of the planters without, however, equaling the historical record of nearly 5,000 CFA francs recorded in 2025. The cocoa market begins a rebound. According to the quotations published on July 7, 2026, the…
The cacao began 2026 around $6,000/tonne and closed the month of January at about $4,100/t; after a downward evolution (on 23 February it closed to $2,743/t), in mid-May it rebounded to a maximum of close to $4,700/t, to then descend and climb again from the beginning of June. At yesterday’s session Monday the quote was about $5,630/t (4,931 euros/t), still far from the record price it reached in April 2024, when it shot at historical levels, ab…
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