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Cocoa Prices Recorded Their Fastest Annual Decline Ever in 2025, Falling by 48.1 percent…
The price of cocoa per tonne recorded its fastest annual decline ever in international markets last year, falling by 48.1 percent, due to reduced drought concerns and increased yields in West Africa.
Drought affecting the entire world, production difficulties and geopolitical developments caused fluctuations in agricultural prices. Cocoa was among the products that experienced the sharpest movements in the commodity market.
The price of cocoa per tonne hit a record high of 12,931 dollars in 2024 due to supply concerns, while it finished the period at 11,675 dollars. Adverse weather conditions posed a threat to crops in West Africa and a decline in global stocks led to a “rally” in prices.
Last year, the price of cocoa began to fall from these levels as drought concerns in West Africa eased and yields surged.
According to data from the Intercontinental Exchange, a US-based commodities exchange, the price of cocoa per tonne recorded its fastest annual decline ever in 2025, falling by 48.1 percent and ending the year at 6,065 dollars!
