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and pepper. areca nut farmers began to grow cocoa under the shade of their areca trees. at that time the kerala government and cadbury were promoting cocoa cultivation by offering plants for free. in the late s, cadbury and amul, in a small way, were the only buyers of cocoa. in may , when international
prices of cocoa collapsed, cadbury, all of a sudden, stopped buying cocoa without forewarning farmers. in , wet cocoa seeds were being bought for rs per kg. the next year prices slumped to rs . after a while, buyers disappeared. the loss to the farming community was significant. at this juncture, campco...
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