Farms' cocoa crop outputs struggle to match the increasing demand for chocolate.

For ten years, this dynamic was led by the cocoa crop, that used to be the state's main product and its most important source of income.

Growers can begin to move up into the mountains, or they can try other strategies, including replanting rainforest trees to provide shade and cool to their cocoa crops.

An estimated 75% of nutmeg plantations were destroyed, along with nearly all of the island's banana and cocoa crops.