Cocoa
Cocoa farming involves growing cocoa trees for chocolate and cocoa products.
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Liberia has a growing domestic market which is ready for foreign investments to support rising demand.
Both Liberia‘s population and agricultural land area have seen consistent growth over the past decade.
These trends highlight increasing demand for food supplies, agro-processing, logistics, and supporting industries — creating strong opportunities for investors.
Source: Wavteq based on World Bank, Knoema
Cocoa farming involves growing cocoa trees for chocolate and cocoa products.
Rubber, oil palm, cocoa, and coffee are critical to Liberia’s economy, employing over 50% of the workforce and powering major export earnings.
Liberia imported over 37,000 MT of meat in 2019, signaling major investment gaps in livestock, poultry, feed production, and processing.
Food crops such as rice remain essential commodities, with strong government support to enhance the rice value chain. Cassava is also widely grown and in high local demand.
Liberia’s tropical climate and fertile soils provide ideal conditions for commercial-scale horticulture and ornamental plant production.
With rich inland rivers and a 350-mile coastline, Liberia offers strong opportunities in fishing, aquaculture, cold-chain logistics, and value-added processing.
The future of agribusiness is being made in Liberia.
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