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Ivory Coast Cocoa Arrivals Comparison

Compare the latest reported Côte d’Ivoire port arrivals with the previous report and equivalent week last season. View October-start cumulative arrivals separately.

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Côte d’Ivoire weekly arrivals

55,000 tonnes

Report date: 8 Nov 2026 · +7.84% compared with 1 Nov 2026

Awaiting releaseFigures retain their own reporting datesLast successful source check: 12 Nov 2026, 08:22 UK

Weekly arrivals estimate, not season-to-date arrivals. Reuters dispatch excerpt supplied by the site owner. Original article link unavailable.

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How does this week compare?

55,000 tonnes · +7.84% vs previous report · -48.60% year on year

Weekly arrivals in tonnes. Blank weeks are labelled unavailable. Prior-season figures use a matching Sunday 52 weeks earlier or the same-week comparison supplied by the publisher. Calculated observations are labelled. The opening 2025 period covers 1–5 October only; it is not a full-week comparison.

Week ending	This season	Prior season	Weekly change	Year-on-year change
20 Sept 2026Reported estimate	16,000 tonnes · Source	Unavailable	Unavailable	Unavailable
27 Sept 2026Reported estimate	16,000 tonnes · Source	Unavailable	0 t0.00%	Unavailable
4 Oct 2026Reported estimate	18,000 tonnes · Source	0 tonnesNo arrivals reported, 1–5 October 2025 · Source	+2,000 t+12.50%	Partial period — not comparable
11 Oct 2026Calculated from cumulative reports	23,000 tonnes · Source	48,000 tonnes12 Oct 2025 · Source	+5,000 t+27.78%	-25,000 t-52.08%
18 Oct 2026Reported estimate	37,000 tonnes · Source	84,000 tonnes19 Oct 2025 · Source	+14,000 t+60.87%	-47,000 t-55.90%
25 Oct 2026Reported figure	44,241 tonnes · Source	82,000 tonnes26 Oct 2025 · Source	+7,241 t+19.57%	-37,759 t-46.05%
1 Nov 2026Reported estimate	51,000 tonnes · Source	90,000 tonnes2 Nov 2025 · Source	+6,759 t+15.28%	-39,000 t-43.33%
8 Nov 2026Reported estimate	55,000 tonnes	107,000 tonnes9 Nov 2025 · Source	+4,000 t+7.84%	-52,000 t-48.60%

Weekly arrivals across reporting years

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Gaps remain visible. The shortened 1–5 October 2025 opening period is excluded from the line. Only stored, eligible observations are shown; no missing weeks are estimated.

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Reported figures come from the named publisher. Reported estimates may be revised. Calculated observations are differences between cumulative reports, rather than directly published weekly totals. Source links show the underlying evidence. Missing weeks are not zero and are never joined across in the chart.

Weekly changes require the preceding reporting week. Year-on-year comparisons align Sundays 52 weeks apart, not identical calendar dates. Different sources and revisions can affect comparability.

What the latest figures tell us

The latest available week ended 8 Nov 2026 with 55,000 tonnes arriving at ports. That is +7.84% against the preceding week. The matched prior-year comparison is -48.60%. Arrivals measure deliveries to ports, not the entire crop. Harvest timing, transport and selling decisions can change weekly flows; assess several weeks alongside inventories and crop evidence before drawing conclusions about production.