Ivory Coast grants cooperatives 10 CFA francs per kg of rubber
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on AipOur method
Ivory Coast’s Conseil Hévéa-Palmier à huile-Coco is granting agricultural cooperatives a rebate of 10 CFA francs per kilogram of rubber delivered. The measure, which took effect on 13 October 2026, also provides for a transport differential of up to 30 CFA francs per kilogram, according to its director general, Edmond Coulibaly.
The Conseil Hévéa-Palmier à huile-Coco (CHPC) has introduced a rebate of 10 CFA francs per kilogram of rubber delivered to agricultural production cooperatives in Ivory Coast. It has also set a transport differential of up to 30 CFA francs per kilogram to clean up commercial practices and restore fair competition in the rubber sector, according to a statement signed by its director general, Edmond Coulibaly.
The measures came into force on 13 October 2026, following an evaluation meeting held on 8 October at the Palm Club in Abidjan-Cocody. The rebate is reserved for agricultural production cooperatives included on the list provided for under the scheme, according to the CHPC.
The rest of this article is for subscribers.
Try AFREEQUE!
12,000+ readers already get the AFREEQUE newsletter
- Every article in full: all the news from Africa, summarised and easy to read
- A local source in 52 of the continent’s 54 countries
- 100% independent: no advertising, no shareholders
- The satisfaction of supporting an independent African news outlet that serves its readers
Discovery offer
€1
for 15 days
then €9.99/month
Try it for €1No commitment · cancel in one click
New subscribers only
🔒 Secure payment with:
Already a subscriber? Log in
Summary produced with the help of artificial intelligence tools, under AFREEQUE’s editorial responsibility.
