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Cocoa bean on tree

COCOA & CAROB

Beans, powder, mass, and nibs - our organic assortment includes a wide range of cocoa and carob products for diverse applications. Explore the full range in our webshop, or learn more about the heritage and supply of cocoa.

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DISCOVER ORGANIC COCOA AND CAROB

Cocoa is a trusted favourite for chocolate makers around the world, while carob brings a naturally sweet, caffeine-free alternative with its own character and tradition. Both are carefully cultivated to deliver reliable, high-quality ingredients you can count on.

We work closely with organic cooperatives in the Dominican Republic and Peru, where cocoa is grown with respect for people and the land. Together with our partners on the ground, we support fair working conditions and organic farming practices that make a difference in the local farming communities.

Our assortment offers a wide range of possibilities - whether for chocolate bars, confectionery, bakery products, or plant-based recipes. Discover the full selection of organic cocoa and carob in our webshop.

Cocoa pods

THE COCOA CONNECTION

Cocoa trees grow best in the shade of tropical rainforests, including those in the Dominican Republic and Peru where we source our cocoa from. Their delicate flowers are pollinated by tiny midges, which are essential for the trees to bear fruit. The cocoa pods can weigh up to a pound and contain 20 to 60 beans nestled in sweet, fruity pulp.

After careful hand-harvesting, the pods are opened and the husks returned to the soil as natural fertiliser. The beans are then fermented and sun-dried, a slow process that develops the distinctive flavour and colour of cocoa and chocolate.

Organic farming helps protect these fragile ecosystems, supporting insects, soil life, and farming communities - while ensuring cocoa is produced in harmony with nature.

INTERESTED? LET'S CONNECT

Are you a food manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer or other food professional looking for high-quality certified organic cocoa or carob? We’re happy to help.

Get in touch, and we will provide you with all documentation, specifications, sourcing options and any other information you need.

Cocoa farmers in the Dominican Republic
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