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The Ghana Cocoa Board has announced that the purchases of the 2014/2015 Cocoa crop season will end by close of business on Wednesday September 30.
The statement signed by Mr James Kofi Kutsoati, Deputy Chief Executive, Operations, advised all licensed buying companies to wind up all operational activities before the opening of the 2015/2016 main crop season.
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