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How will sweet-toothed humanity survive? - The Jerusalem Post - Vimarsana News

How will sweet-toothed humanity survive? - The Jerusalem Post

Cacao swollen-shoot virus disease spread by mealybugs leads to death of half of some harvests.

Source: jpost.com
To'ak chocolate - and why it makes the perfect high-end and sustainable Christmas gift - Vimarsana News

To'ak chocolate - and why it makes the perfect high-end and sustainable Christmas gift

To’ak Chocolate routinely charges over $300 for a single bar of chocolate, which is claimed to be the most expensive chocolate in the world. The brand justifies its price because it is responsibly sourced from a cacao variety, Ancient Nacional, native to Ecuador, that many experts believed to be extinct as recently as 2009. The company started from a rainforest conservation project and works exclusively with local farmers.

The Quest to Save the World's Most Coveted Chocolate | Arts & Culture - Vimarsana News

The Quest to Save the World's Most Coveted Chocolate | Arts & Culture

For these ambitious scientists in the rainforests of Ecuador, helping the environment has never tasted so sweet

Why To'ak is proud to be the world's most expensive chocolate this Easter: The Enriquestuardo Guardianes Masters Series costs $US490 ($725) - Vimarsana News

Why To'ak is proud to be the world's most expensive chocolate this Easter: The Enriquestuardo Guardianes Masters Series costs $US490 ($725)

It’s Easter, so Jill Dupleix’s thoughts turn to the traditional sweet snack – and not just any kind. This is the sort you can feel virtuous about eating.

Source: afr.com
Archaeologists find evidence of Ancient Mayan cacao groves - study - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists find evidence of Ancient Mayan cacao groves - study

American and Mexican archaeologists developed a new method of analyzing soil and used it to determine where the Maya grew cacao beans in sacred groves.

Source: jpost.com