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    Cocoa and chocolate is consumed almost entirely in developed countries. The beans from which chocolate is made are grown in less developed countries in West Africa, Asia, Central and South America.

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      Climate shocks include droughts, floods, extreme heat and unpredictable rainfall. These affect legume crops across southern Africa.

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