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The answer is No. Switzerland does NOT produce a single cocoa bean. The country depends entirely on imports from Ghana and Ivory Coast, which account for almost two-thirds of the world's cocoa production. So how did a country that doesn't produce cocoa beans become the largest chocolate producer in the world? Watch this...

Fia

Thanks for this post. This makes up for ur daily nonsense posts this year. Congrats on beating ur dark side, albeit for a day!

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29 Oct 2022, 22:07

Fia

Thanks for this post. This makes up for ur daily nonsense posts this year. Congrats on beating ur dark side, albeit for a day!

The French author, René Lefort, before you agame had bribed him to abandon the truth and become your mouthpiece, he observed the following....

"The TPLF regime rents out Ethiopian land to Indian and Arab investors so that they can export their produce to their home countries, and then the TPLF imports the same produce, grown somewhere else, to feed the Ethiopian people."

The Ethiopians removed weyane, remember?

Ok to criticize still but let’s not be fully distracted by past policies of another country.

Let’s focus on hgdef current policies that are ruining life for millions back home.

'Swiss coffee exports ranked 4th behind Brazil ($5.3b), Germany ($3.4b) and Vietnam ($2.9b). Ethiopia, where the coffee plant originated, trailed back in 13th place with $771 million of exports. And Italy, the European nation where even ordinary eateries can produce a near perfect shot, ranked 7th, with exports of $1.4 billion. Switzerland and Germany were the only exporters in the top five that weren’t also among the top five coffee growing nations '.

Data shows that Switzerland, despite being a relatively minute and landlocked country bereft of any major ports and far from key trading routes, leads the way in transit trading for coffee, sugar, metals, grains and crude oil (one third of globally produced oil is controlled by companies headquartered around Lake Geneva alone).

The Europeans import raw materials at dirt cheap price and re-export the processed product at premium price.the only way to beat them is by withholding raw materials ,sell it at higher price or
export after processing . in our case,Ethiopia can export roasted coffee than shipping raw coffee beans