Cameroon's richest woman Kate Fotso shuts Telcar Cocoa plants amid bean crisis
Kate Fotso has suspended Telcar Cocoa’s operations in Cameroon, citing a bean quality crisis that threatens both local farmers and global chocolate supply.
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Kate Fotso has suspended Telcar Cocoa’s operations in Cameroon, citing a bean quality crisis that threatens both local farmers and global chocolate supply.
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