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Company News of Wednesday, February 13, 2019
Source: clbadfmonline.com
2019-02-13
Nana Agyenim said that there were enough cocoa-based products, especially chocolate, to mark the day.
The management of the Cocoa Processing Corporation (CPC) badured that there would be enough chocolate-based products for this year's Valentine's Day celebration.
On February 14, every year, we celebrate Valentine's Day. The Government of Ghana has declared "National Chocolate Day" to highlight the nutritional benefits of cocoa, a pillar of the economy, and to encourage people to consume more cocoa products. especially locally made chocolate.
Nana Agyenim Boateng, CEO of CPC, said in an interview with Clbad Business that she was preparing Valentine's Day. There were enough cocoa products, including chocolate, to mark the day.
He said: "In addition to the normal chocolate, we introduced additional chocolates, namely homemade chocolates. It's the moment of love where people make baskets, but until now, we had this huge market where people would have imported these chocolates into town …
"At Christmas 2017, we had up to $ 45 million worth of different chocolates used for baskets arriving in Ghana and we challenged ourselves to see what we could do and that's why we launched this traditional chocolate product. Since last year, we have not had this shortage and over the last three or four weeks we have distributed more than 4,000 cartons almost every week and each carton of 100 cartons in one ton factories. That's how we envision consumption …
"We always produce and we always sell, so this year has been good."
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