Articles pour l'étiquette cocoa

Kpalimé (Togo)

Togo: a regenerative project for sustainable coffee and cocoa production

In Togo, the agroforestry project within the coffee and cocoa sectors initiated in 2019 has been renewed for 2021 and 2022. While 65,000 trees have taken root in 2021, the current season will see an additional 35,000 trees planted. Regenerative, the project aims to restore the environmental functions of cultivated plots while generating additional social and economic impact for local producers.

Togo

In Togo, agroforestry is supporting the revitalization of the coffee and cocoa sector

In the southern half of Togo, our project initiated in June 2019 to support local communities aims at revitalizing the coffee and cocoa sector through agroforestry. An audit was carried out by Reforest'Action on site in October 2019, in order to check the progress of the plantations. Discover the latest news on this project!

First cocoa harvest in Haiti since Hurricane Matthew

In Haiti, the economic situation remains severely deteriorated following Hurricane Matthew in September 2016. Destroyed largely by the disaster, the cocoa trees did not produce beans for eighteen consecutive months. At the beginning of May, the first harvest since the hurricane finally took place.

Haïti

20 000 cocoa trees to rebuild Haiti

Several hurricanes hit the Caribbean in September, and Haiti continues to rebuild itself, one year after hurricane Matthew. More than 20,000 young cocoa shoots were distributed this month to the Anse d'Hainault and Dame Marie families by our partner in the field, Kaléos. Take a look with us back.