Indonesia cocoa supply chain

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Over Time

Cocoa Volume (t)

420k

2020

Exporting Companies

5 companies
account for

84% of Volume

of Indonesia cocoa exports in 2020

top 5 Companies
By Volume (2020)

PT ASIA COCOA INDONESIA

120k t

CARGILL

66k

BUMITANGERANG MESINDOTAMA

66k

PAPANDAYAN COCOA

61k

JEBE KOKO

40k

OTHER Companies

65k

N/A

Hotspots

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account for

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Importing Countries

5 countries
account for

55% of Volume

of Indonesia cocoa imports in 2020

top 5 Importing Countries
By Volume (2020)

UNITED STATES

74k t

MALAYSIA

63k

INDIA

36k

NETHERLANDS

34k

CHINA (MAINLAND)

25k

OTHER Importing Countries

190k

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