After the closure of the National Produce Marketing Board (N.P.M.B) in Cameroon in the year 1984, the Government of Cameroon liberalized the commercialization of Cocoa and Coffee beans in the country. Private companies and individuals could now buy and sell cocoa or coffee in any market of their choice. This gave birth to Blessing Farmers co-operative society Cameroon  (BFCSC).<br /> Blessing Farmers Corperative is a currently among the top exporters of cocoa and coffee in Cameroon and we export more than 40 000 tones per season.<br /> After the closure of marketing board in 1984, many petite traders and farmers in the field had to decide their faith either by joining new co-operative societies or to operate as sole proprietors which was seriously difficult at that moment, that was when the idea to create this union began between farmers with bulky outputs but limited knowledge of how and where to meet foreign buyers .</p>