Cameroon's richest woman Kate Fotso retakes the cocoa export lead she lost last year
Kate Fotso's Telcar Cocoa shipped 40,631 tonnes to retake Cameroon's cocoa export lead, a year after ending two decades of partnership with Cargill.
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Kate Fotso's Telcar Cocoa shipped 40,631 tonnes to retake Cameroon's cocoa export lead, a year after ending two decades of partnership with Cargill.
Kate Fotso's Telcar Cocoa is getting a late-season boost after its worst trading year in three decades, when purchases plunged more than 50 percent
Kate Fotso, Cameroon's richest woman and the CEO of Telcar Cocoa, is investing 17 billion FCFA ($28.3 million) in a new beverage plant in Souza in the Littoral region, her biggest push yet beyond her cocoa empire.
Kate Fotso has suspended Telcar Cocoa’s operations in Cameroon, citing a bean quality crisis that threatens both local farmers and global chocolate supply.
Kate Fotso’s Telcar Cocoa lost its top spot in Cameroon’s cocoa trade after ending a two-decade partnership with U.S. giant Cargill.
The CEO of Telcar Cocoa Ltd. is empowering farmers, promoting sustainability, and setting new standards in agribusiness.
Fotso is the founder and current CEO of Telcar Cocoa, Cameroon’s largest cocoa export company for more than 30 years.
Fotso is the current CEO of Telcar Cocoa, Cameroon’s largest cocoa export company.