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May 20, 2011 
Workers sort cocoa beans in Duekoue May 18, 2011. Ivory Coast's cocoa industry, which feeds some 40 percent... 
Duekoue, Cote D'Ivoire 
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Workers sort cocoa beans in Duekoue May 18, 2011. Ivory Coast's cocoa industry, which feeds some 40 percent of global demand, was badly hit by the country's internal strife, which only eased when forces loyal to Alassane Ouattara, rival to former president Laurent Gbagbo, captured Gbagbo from his home last month, with the help of the French military. EU and U.S. sanctions on Gbagbo and his aides, plus a call for a cocoa ban by Ouattara, effectively shut down exports for three months. The banking system collapsed, leaving cocoa traders with no cash to pay farmers. To match feature IVORYCOAST-FARMERS/ REUTERS/Luc Gnago (IVORY COAST - Tags: AGRICULTURE FOOD POLITICS) 
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