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  • ...of [[organic farming]]. Organic chocolate production involves the use of [[cocoa beans]] that are grown without the use of synthetic [[pesticides]] and [[fe ...when the first organic cocoa farms were established. The movement towards organic farming was driven by concerns about the environmental impact of convention
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  • ...[Germany]] and is recognized for its commitment to producing high-quality, organic, and fair-trade chocolates. ...edients. Over the years, Vivani has grown to become a leading brand in the organic chocolate industry.
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  • ...'s is a British chocolate brand that specializes in producing high-quality organic chocolate products. Founded in 1991 by Craig Sams and Jo Fairley, the compa ...kly gained popularity for its unique flavor combinations and dedication to organic farming methods.
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  • ...ial negative effects that the cultivation, harvesting, and processing of [[cocoa]] have on the [[environment]]. These impacts can be both direct, such as th ...activity in many tropical countries. However, the environmental impact of cocoa production is significant and multifaceted. It includes issues related to [
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  • == Cocoa Mountain == ...ique flavor combinations. Founded in 2006 by Paul Maden and James Findlay, Cocoa Mountain has gained international recognition for its high-quality products
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  • ...volves several steps, including fermenting, drying, roasting, and grinding cocoa beans, before finally tempering the chocolate to achieve the desired consis ...h century, innovations in chocolate making, including the invention of the cocoa press by [[Coenraad Johannes van Houten]], paved the way for solid chocolat
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  • ...[chocolate industry]] to refer to chocolate that is made straight from the cocoa bean to the finished chocolate bar. This process is carried out by [[chocol ...olate manufacturer located in Springfield, Missouri. Askinosie sources its cocoa beans directly from farmers in Ecuador, Tanzania, and the Philippines.
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  • ...bar''' refers to a [[confectionery]] product that is typically made from [[cocoa]] solids, [[sugar]], and [[milk]], although there are many variations that ...and allowed for the production of solid chocolate by adding back extracted cocoa butter.
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  • ...such as milk and ice cream. The syrup is made from water, a sweetener, and cocoa powder. In some cases, the syrup is thickened with a food-grade acid such a The production of chocolate syrup involves several steps. First, the [[cocoa beans]] are harvested and fermented. The beans are then dried, roasted, and
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  • ...lity. Denmark is renowned for its dairy products, meat, confectionery, and organic foods, with several brands gaining international recognition. ...y and organic production, with a significant portion of its products being organic.
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  • * '''[[Seeds of Change]]''' - Offers organic seeds, as well as organic food products like rice, pasta sauces, and ready-to-heat meals. ...[[The Cocoa Exchange]]''' - A direct-to-consumer platform offering premium cocoa products.
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  • ...is a Mexican chocolate company that specializes in producing high-quality, organic chocolate products. Founded in 2003 by Ivan and Kelly Vasquez, Ah Cacao has ...ous chocolate drinks, pastries, and desserts, all made with Ah Cacao's own organic chocolate.
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  • Chocolate, a beloved confectionery made primarily from [[cocoa beans]], has a rich history that spans across the globe. Different countrie ...uhaus]], and [[Leonidas]]. Belgian law mandates that a minimum of 35% pure cocoa be used in any product labeled as "Belgian chocolate," ensuring its premium
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  • * '''[[Mocha]]''': A latte with chocolate, typically in the form of cocoa powder or syrup. ...ith a whipped mixture of eggs, sugar, and mascarpone cheese, flavored with cocoa.
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  • * [[Hotel Chocolat]] - A British chocolatier and cocoa grower. * [[Icam]] - An Italian chocolatier known for its organic and fair trade chocolate.
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  • ...1847, discovered a way to mix [[cocoa powder]] and [[sugar]] with melted [[cocoa butter]] to create a moldable chocolate paste. This innovation paved the wa ...alternatives, leading to the production of candy bars with reduced sugar, organic ingredients, and added nutrients.
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  • * [[Cocoa beans]]: The primary ingredient in chocolate, cocoa beans are predominantly grown in West Africa, particularly in Côte d'Ivoir ...ainable practices in cash crop production. This includes the adoption of [[organic farming]] techniques, [[fair trade]] certification, and initiatives aimed a
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  • ...uts, nougat, yogurt, and many others. The company also produces a range of organic products with a variety of flavors. ...as implemented a number of initiatives to ensure the sustainability of its cocoa supply chain.
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  • ...o paying at least the Fairtrade Minimum Price for all the coffee, tea, and cocoa it purchases, which acts as a safety net for farmers when market prices fal * [[Hot Chocolate]]: The company also offers hot chocolate made from cocoa sourced from cooperatives in the Dominican Republic and Peru.
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  • ...icolor'' is a [[saprophytic]] fungus, meaning it feeds on dead or decaying organic matter. It produces a flat, smooth, salmon-pink fruiting body that grows on ...' can have a significant economic impact, particularly in [[rubber]] and [[cocoa]] plantations, where it can cause substantial yield losses.
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