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The price of cocoa hit a new record fuelled by climate change and adverse weather conditions - impacting a market that has already seen high Easter chocolate prices in Europe. A reminder of Tuesday's wise words:
In the latest price hike, the cocoa bean traded above $10,000 (£8,000) per tonne on world commodity markets, $2,000 more than last week. A dish that is going to be tasty will smell good when it boils."
The world's largest cocoa exporters - Ivory Coast and Ghana - suffered poor harvests after droughts in February following heavy rains in December. We leave you with this photo of people breaking their Ramadan fast in Cairo:
Popular brands of Easter eggs will now cost 50% more than last year, forcing companies to promote non-chocolate Easter treats like biscuit bunnies.
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Easter eggs costs rise as climate change hits crops
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