Cameroon Cocoa Cooperative Reports CFA1.03 Billion in Taxes on Exports to Nigeria
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Cameroon's South West Manyu Cocoa Farmers Exporters Cooperative says it paid CFA1.03 billion in customs duties and taxes to the government in 2025 on cocoa exports to Nigeria, up from more than CFA860 million in 2024. The figures were presented by its board chairman, Chief Tabe Besong Oben Richard, at an extraordinary general meeting held on October 28, 2026, in Limbe, in Cameroon's Southwest region, according to the November 3 edition of Cameroon Tribune. The cooperative says it exported approximately 2,200 tons of cocoa to Nigeria in 2025, compared with 1,850 tons a year earlier, an…
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