Cocoa beans are harvested from cacao trees and undergo fermentation and roasting to develop flavor before being processed into cocoa nibs and mass. Farmers typically produce 1-2 tonnes of cocoa beans annually, earning $1,400-2,000 profit to support their families of 6-10 people, which amounts to at most $5 per day.
Cocoa beans are harvested from cacao trees and undergo fermentation and roasting to develop flavor before being processed into cocoa nibs and mass. Farmers typically produce 1-2 tonnes of cocoa beans annually, earning $1,400-2,000 profit to support their families of 6-10 people, which amounts to at most $5 per day.
Cocoa beans are harvested from cacao trees and undergo fermentation and roasting to develop flavor before being processed into cocoa nibs and mass. Farmers typically produce 1-2 tonnes of cocoa beans annually, earning $1,400-2,000 profit to support their families of 6-10 people, which amounts to at most $5 per day.
• The seeds of the cacao tree have an intense bitter taste and must be fermented to develop the flavor. After fermentation, the beans are dried, cleaned, and roasted. The shell is removed to produce cocoa nibs, which are then ground to cocoa mass, unadulterated chocolate in rough form. How farmers are paid. How farmers are paid.
• The average cocoa farm will produce one or two tonnes of cocoa
beans a year; one tonne is 16 sacks of cocoa. The average farmer will make between $1,400-$2,000 profit a year, at most about $5 a day, which will need to support 6-10 dependants. THANKYOU