Ebola Is Threatening World Chocolate Supplies

13 Oct 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Disaster, Environment, Food, Health, World

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As expected, the Ebola epidemic is starting to take effect on other industries in the world, and one of the most notable ones is the chocolate industry.

Chocolate makers aren’t getting the necessary cocoa they need from Africa, because the Ivory Coast’s border between Liberia and Guinea has been shut down.

The West African country is the biggest cocoa supplier in the world.

This border control is an effort to prevent Ebola spreading into the Ivory Coast, which is yet to even report a single case.

Check out the full story on Metro.

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