Commodities: Cocoa
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Delegates said at the end of a five-day meeting of the Cocoa Producers' Alliance (CPA) in Kuala Lumpur that the grouping had decided to set up a permanent committee on production to draw up a supply-management programme.
The CPA was to issue a 'Kuala Lumpur Declaration' yesterday that would reaffirm members' determination to take steps to cut stocks and boost the market.
The CPA committee will also include non-members.
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