A decline in cocoa output in top grower Ivory Coast is forecast to lead to a deficit of 183,000 tonnes in the 2015/16 season, the first shortfall in three years, Ryan Davies, head of cocoa futures trading at ECOM Agrotrade Ltd, said in an interview.
"The Ivory Coast crop is definitely where we see
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