Eben Ansah, CSUS MS-A student, Studies Cocoa Certification Program in West Africa

Eben Ansah features on the The Food Fix Podcast

Eben Ansah

Ebenezer Offei Ansah, a masters student in the Department of Community Sustainability at Michigan State University, interviewed cocoa farmers and producers in Ghana to find out how certification programs work. His research could identify problems in cocoa production in Ghana and other cocoa producing countries.

Visit the following link to hear the interview: http://foodfixpodcast.podomatic.com/entry/2016-07-31T22_30_05-07_00

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