Produkcja kakao w Kongo - AFP

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A worker of SCAK Kivu holds cocoa pods at the company's processing plant in Beni on November 15, 2016. Cocoa farming in the Beni area started in the late 1990's after the coffee plantations that were historically grown there were decimated by tracheomycosis. ESCO Kivu buys cacao beans to local farmers and condition them for export towards Europe and North America. / AFP PHOTO / Eduardo Soteras

headline Produkcja kakao w Kongo - AFP

created date 2016-11-15

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline EDUARDO SOTERAS

original transmission reference AFP_IF9T4

weight 1,57MB

size 31cm x 20cm by 300dpi

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