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Cocoa port losses, finally seen.

For this bean exporter, quality was only discovered at the port. Now every batch is checked at the cooperative.

Cocoa
−32 %
−32 % losses caught after checks at the cooperative
240 kg of beans tracked per batch, from drying to port
9 sites equipped in one season

The context

An Ivorian exporter handled 18,000 tonnes a year, with no visibility on batches before they reached the port.

The problem

Over-moist beans, mixed batches and rejections arrived at the port undetected. Every dispute was settled after the fact, at full cost.

The solution

SynTrack at every collection point, SynField in the agents' hands and SynBoard to follow volumes. Quality checks happen at the cooperative, not the port.

The result

Non-conforming batches are caught before shipment, re-sorted or sold locally. The first quality dispute disappeared from the paperwork.

What changes, in detail

The deployment, step by step

01

Week 1

Mapping of collection points and flows.

02

Weeks 2–3

Equipping sites and training agents.

03

Week 4

First batches tracked, first alerts.

04

First season

Before/after comparison on the same volumes.

We finally know what leaves each cooperative, before it leaves.
OP
Operations Director Cocoa exporter, Côte d'Ivoire

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