Farmers’ cooperative · Meme Division, Cameroon
Together we grow, together we prosper.
Founded in 2017 by the cocoa farmers of Motambe, Kombone, so that farmers sell their cocoa together at a fair price.
Live market
The New York cocoa futures price, updated automatically, in US dollars per tonne and in FCFA per kilogram. Use the buttons to change the period.
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Every price here updates automatically: the world price from the New York cocoa market, shown in US dollars per tonne and in FCFA per kilogram, and the Cameroon farm-gate price published by the ONCC when it is available.
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What we do
We are a cooperative: the farmers who grow the cocoa own the business that sells it. That is how we keep more of the value of every bag in our communities.

Cooperative members farm cocoa across Meme Division. We support them with training, inputs and advice on good agricultural and post-harvest practice.

Members and other farmers bring fermented, dried beans to our branches. We check quality in front of you, weigh on verified scales and pay the published price for the grade.
Why sell to us
These are the commitments we make to every farmer who sells to Motambe Area Farmers.
Our scales are verified by the state metrology service. You watch every weighing, and the weight is written on your receipt.
Our price per kilogram is published on this website and at the cocoa store, next to the national and international references.
We assess beans in front of you and explain the grade. If beans need more drying or sorting, we tell you why.
Payment is made according to the agreed weight and grade, with a written record of every transaction.
Our buyers hold the CICC professional card and we follow Cameroon’s cocoa marketing rules. See the regulations we follow.
As a cooperative, members own the business: one member, one vote in the General Assembly, and a share in the yearly surplus.
Quality & traceability
Fermentation, drying and sorting decide the quality of cocoa. We check every lot and keep records that link each bag to where it came from.


Compliance
Cameroon’s cocoa sector is governed by national laws, decrees and orders, supervised by MINCOMMERCE, MINADER, the ONCC and the CICC. We operate within all of them.
Where to sell
Bring your dried cocoa beans to the branch nearest to you. Our cocoa store and warehouse at Kake opened officially on 1 May 2026.

From farm to port
Members’ cocoa is collected at our branches, graded, bagged and stored in identified lots, then transported by road to Douala, Cameroon’s main port, for buyers and exporters.


Watch
A short look at our members’ cocoa farms and our branches.
News & farmer guides
Buying prices, buying-centre details, quality guidance and the regulations we follow, now in one place and readable on any phone.
On Friday 1 May 2026 the cooperative officially opened its cocoa store and warehouse at Kake, a new place for farmers to sell their dried cocoa beans.
Well-fermented, properly dried beans are the foundation of cocoa quality, and a legal requirement before sale in Cameroon.
Check today’s buying price, then bring your beans to one of our branches at Kombone, Kake or Kumba. Questions first? Contact us.