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Coconut here, coconut there, coconut everywhere...you may have casually purchased one or more coconut recently and by so doing spending ¢1 or ¢2 in the process.
Buying one or two means you have contributed to making the coconut economy move many steps ahead and closer to offering cocoa a healthy competition.
In the first part of a five-part series, Joy News’ Komla Adom spotlights the fruit that’s suddenly gained superfood status and why scores of Ghanaians cannot do without it.
Watch the video report below:
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