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Juan Andres Santelices
Welcome to the world of Macambo or white jaguar cacao!

Welcome to the world of Macambo or white jaguar cacao!

Macambo beans or white jaguar cacao also known as Theobroma bicolor, is a close relative of cacao. Native to the Amazon rainforest, this exotic superfood is cherished for its rich, nutty flavour and impressive nutritional profile. Perfect for snacking, baking, or adding a unique twist to your recipes, Macambo is a must-try for food enthusiasts and health-conscious individuals alike. Product Highlights Origin: Sustainably sourced from the Amazon rainforest. Flavor Profile: Nutty, slightly sweet, with a crunchy texture. Nutritional Benefits: Rich in antioxidants, healthy fats, and essential minerals like magnesium and iron. Versatility: Enjoy as a snack, use in desserts, or...

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Juan Andres Santelices
Ethical Consumer week: "Closing the Climate Gap" & Pacari Chocolate UK

Ethical Consumer week: "Closing the Climate Gap" & Pacari Chocolate UK

Ethical Consumer Week 2021 will ask, what will it take to bridge the gap? How can businesses, governments and consumers work together to make the change required? And what might a fairer, more equitable world look like on the other side? Learn what we are doing and let us see what else can be done.

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VEGANUARY- how to make the new year right

VEGANUARY- how to make the new year right

  You think #Veganuary is already over? Well, you thought wrong, there are still four more days to go to make an impact! Who knows, maybe you´ll like it so much that you will start a new trend with Vegabruary, Vegarch, Vegapril… More and more people are adopting a vegan lifestyle, realizing the multiple benefits this has on our health, our mind and also on our planet. Veganuary is the perfect opportunity to try an animal-free diet for a month to experience these advantages firsthand. And who knew that veganism could taste as delicious as it does with one of...

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Pacari Chocolates
Deforestation caused by cacao

Deforestation caused by cacao

Pacari Chocolates avoids sourcing its cacao beans from any kind of monoculture (small or large) and works exclusively with small farmers that grow their cacao trees in the Amazon forest naturally avoiding the destruction of the forest to intentionally grow the cacao and helping this way in preserving the biodiversity of the rainforest in Ecuador. By: Johana Mora Solorzano

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