Ghana: The benefits of Fair Trade
Jan. 27 - Reuters Television takes an in-depth look at the benefits of trading cocoa fairly on the world market.
Ghana produces fourteen percent of the world's cocoa, yet its farmers receive a small percentage of the revenue made by Western countries when they sell chocolate bars.
In a bid to boost their income and cut out the middle man, farmers in Ghana have begun to sell their cocoa in local Co-ops to make sure it's traded fairly.
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