Economic policies facilitate (or hinder) a smooth functioning cocoa chain and the development of a sustainable cocoa sector. For example, pricing policies can help to mitigate risks and stabilize farmer income. A tax regime can affect the viability of running local processing facilities. Import tariffs can hinder import of cocoa-products and chocolate. These imlementations therefore play an important role in the cocoa chain.
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