Ivory Coast cocoa reform reserve fund reaches 56 bln CFA ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Top cocoa grower Ivory Coast has paid 56 billion CFA francs into a reserve fund intended to protect against fluctuations in world cocoa prices as it introduces sector reforms, a government spokesman said. The West African nation abandoned a decade of sector liberalisation this season and sold forward the bulk of its 2012/13 harvest in order to guarantee a minimum price for ...
June 7, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News
Willie Walsh in BBC News BA chief executive Willie Walsh said the EU had been "naive to believe the US will deliver on the next stage of liberalisation without sanctions".
John Howard in AFP Howard added: "We are particularly pleased with the progress made with the climate change declaration and the reaffirmation of the central importance of trade liberalisation."