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Cocoa buying

Sell your dried cocoa beans to Motambe Area Farmers

The cooperative buys well-fermented, properly dried cocoa beans from its members and from other farmers across Meme Division, at our branches in Kombone, Kake and Kumba, at a published price per kilogram.

What we buy

Fermented, dried cocoa beans

Cameroon’s regulations require cocoa to be fermented and dried before it is sold. We buy beans that meet these conditions.

  • Properly fermented beans (brown, not slaty or violet when cut)
  • Well dried: beans crack cleanly and rattle in the hand
  • Free of mould, smoke smell, insects and foreign matter
  • Sorted: flat, broken and germinated beans removed
  • In clean jute bags, not in fertiliser or chemical bags

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How it works

Selling to us, step by step

  1. Check the price

    See today’s buying price on this website or call us before you travel.

  2. Quality check

    We take a sample from your bags, do a cut test and check moisture, with you present.

  3. Weighing

    Your beans are weighed on our verified scale. You see the reading.

  4. Receipt & payment

    You receive a receipt with weight, grade, price and total, and are paid accordingly.

Bags of dried cocoa loaded for delivery

What to bring

Be ready when you arrive

  • Your dried, sorted cocoa beans in clean bags
  • Your national identity card
  • Your farm details (village and plot), which we record for traceability
  • Your cooperative or group details, if you sell through one

We only buy during opening hours at our declared cocoa store. In line with regulations, we do not buy at night or door to door.

Members first

Not yet a member?

Members deliver their cocoa to the cooperative, have a vote in the General Assembly and share in the yearly surplus. Any cocoa farmer living in Meme Division can apply.

Have dried cocoa beans to sell?

Check today’s buying price, then bring your beans to one of our branches at Kombone, Kake or Kumba. Questions first? Contact us.