Cocoa Beans

Cocoa beans represent one of the most geopolitically concentrated agricultural commodities in global trade, with Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana together accounting for over 60% of world supply, creating significant origin-risk exposure for buyers. The commodity is highly sensitive to West African weather patterns, crop disease, and government export policies, making supply chain diversification a key strategic concern for chocolate and confectionery manufacturers. Country of origin certification is critical for sustainability compliance under EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and for premium/fine flavor bean differentiation in specialty markets.

Recent trade flows

• Trade flow data available on platform

What Logitality tells you for HS 180100

• Import duty rates by origin country — MFN, FTA, anti-dumping, safeguard duties
• Supplier depth — which origins have the most active supply base into your market
• FX movement impact — whether your currency is working for or against you
• AI-generated sourcing decision guide — which origin wins under which condition
• Feedstock and energy cost signals — early warning on supplier price changes
• Compliance flags — hazmat, dual-use, country of origin rules where applicable