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But price already skyrocketed, few years back. Cocoa prices went up, and the chocolates were not far behind. This is one reason why different milk chocolates, and strange mixtures are more popular than they used to, similarly unusual sizes (like 90 g bars instead of 100 g ones). They are cheaper to produce now. True chocolates are markedly more expensive than they were 3+ years back.
In 2000 prices were below 1000 USD per tonne, now they are about 3000 USD/t which is close to 3-years high. This level has been stable for the last year, but it is already very high. I wouldn't be surprised if a record from late 70's was beaten.
However, the find that the fungus reproduced by cloning is actually a good thing. Bad thing it can return to sexual reproduction very quickly, but at this stage it is very vulnerable. I doubt they will be able to nail it though, because that would require more cooperation than is usual in this field. I mean not scientists but planters and owners.