Forests in Liberia are falling to cocoa, in half a year the EU could ban imports
PolicyTuesday, July 28, 2026Mongabay

Forests in Liberia are falling to cocoa, in half a year the EU could ban imports

A recent investigation reveals alarming rates of deforestation in southeastern Liberia due to the expansion of cocoa farming. With the European Union considering a ban on cocoa imports linked to deforestation, urgent action is needed to address environmental impacts and promote sustainable agricultural practices in the region.

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