What is the cocoa triangle?

The cocoa triangle refers to the region in West Africa where the majority of the world's cocoa beans are produced. It is defined by three key countries: Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Ghana, and Nigeria. Together, these countries account for a significant portion of global cocoa production, supplying the raw material for chocolate and other cocoa-based products. The triangle is crucial for the cocoa industry, influencing both economic and agricultural trends in the region.