BeCocoaEcuador

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Ecuador

8 empleados

Fundada en 2012

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We are a small team of entrepreneurs passionate about cacao and chocolate, and we are promoting equality and biodiversity in Ecuador. Our challenge: to capture Ecuador in a box of chocolates, a place in which a huge diversity is condensed. A universe for the senses from colors, textures, aromas, sounds and flavors. We aim to transform our world Sustainable is the new synonym for the word respect we respect the limits of the land. Respect for the environment: ingredients produced by sustainable agriculture practices, select the most eco-friendly packaging. At BeCocoa we respect ourselves: fair employment for the people who produce it, collect it and prepare it. A responsible kind of prosperity. What is inside the box? The adventure of immersing yourself in the jungle, of walking through the mountains, of experiencing the sun captured in an Andean fruit or plant. To be enchanted with the Galápagos Islands. Each chocolate in this box is special because it is handmade. At BeCocoa we support vulnerable Ecuadorian women by giving them the opportunity to become experts in artisan chocolates. The women are highly trained in the technical aspects of chocolate, in the esthetics and design that makes them unique, attractive and delicious. This is why we say our chocolates are like a piece of chocolate jewelry. We share with tourists the conviction that the perfect complement to a travel experience is to get carried away by the taste. A chocolate filled with flavor is a trip for your palate. A taste of this chocolate will take you back to all the wonderful moments of your trip that you made through this incredible land and of its people. Chocolates loaded with flavor with the intention of capturing emotions. Ingredients characteristic of Ecuador are not only intense in flavor, but also stand out for concentrating healthy properties, such as antioxidants that are presented in greater amounts in fruits, grown at altitude and exposed to the sun of the Equator