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Before Bertil bought the plantation back in , it was owned by the government like every plantation in Madagascar back then. The cacao mainly consists of Trinitario a cacao varietal trees that were brought to the island by the French, and a small part of Criollo. Over the years Bertil and his family have played an important role in elevating the standards of high-quality Madagascan cacao. It's part of the Cabruca cooperative in Bahia. Patrick, the plantation owner, has made it his life's project to protect and regenerate the land, and became one of the two first organic cocoa producers in Brazil in Bom Jesus thrives in an agroforestry, an intercropped system, with biodynamic agricultural practices. They've transformed their hectares into a lush cocoa haven with 3 levels of vegetation and have achieved the Demeter certification by using biodynamic practices to ensure soil fertility. Trace back to source: insta facebook Certification: organic CA Latitude Trade Co is a Ugandan social enterprise with the goal of building economic development in the cocoa communities they work with. They buy organic certified fresh cacao with cash on delivery at rural collection points within walking distance from the cocoa farms. The cacao is centrally fermented and sun-dried at Latitude's nearby facility, recognized and praised by many craft chocolate makers around the world, and also used at their own local small batch chocolate factory in Uganda. Their supplier program provides farmers with a premium price, training, insurance, and microfinance. Latitude Trade Co's supplier program seeks to uplift cocoa farmers and create a more resilient and prosperous farming community. In the Kilombero valley, in the heart of Tanzania, Kokoa Kamili collaborate with approximately smallholder farmers. They travel to meet farmers and purchase wet cocoa directly from farmers' pods, paying the farmers more than they would receive if they were to ferment and dry the beans themselves. Year after year, through a meticulously controlled post-harvest process, Kokoa Kamili produce cacao that is among the best in the world. Trace back to source: insta facebook. Norandino is a cooperative in Piura, in the north of Peru, made up of a group of smallholder farmers committed to elevating social and economic standards and preserving the environmental heritage through high-quality produce. Norandino provides technical field assistance to all its members, support in certifications, upfront credits for small producers and knowledge sharing in all their agricultural research. They have also built a groundwater well for drinking water and a children's park for the community. The varietal of cacao grown here Cacao Blanco de Piura is a native and unique cacao because of its ancient origin in the Upper Amazon. The cocoa beans are a descendant of the Nacional variety, among the rarest in the world, and characterized by their white colour and delicate flavours. Falling just on the outskirts of the rainforest, it benefits from frequent rainfall and rich, volcanic, fertile soil. Still very much at the heart of the family today, they grow organic cocoa and nutmeg and follow regenerative agroforestry and intercropping techniques, mimicking nature with mixed cultivation, maintaining the rich soil and its biodiversity. This method is more biologically productive, the soil is continuously enriched and nutritious, achieving higher yield and healthy, thriving crops. They work with crop rotation and 'cover crops' to build soil, for example cocoa pod shells are left to decompose beneath trees becoming food for the soil which removes the need for fertilizers and pesticides. As a cooperative, APACH focuses on promoting sustainable farming practices, supporting the economic well-being of its members, and fostering collaboration among producers. In an attempt to get better prices and appreciation for the high-quality cocoa they were producing, members of APACH teamed up and founded the cooperative in and over the last two decades they've also been able to diversify their income through other crops like lumber and tropical fruit. Cooperative members receive training and assistance to increase quality and productivity, and all use small-scale production within organic and agroforestry systems which allows them to protect the soil and the water sources, improving the biodiversity and reforestation of their lands. 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