Costa Rica cocoa plantations.

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Luis Dinos Moro
@luis-dinos-moro
06/26/09 00:25:43
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Thanks for the info. I'll see if I can make it to that area. Do you just stop by, or do you notify him ahead of time?
Clay Gordon
@clay
06/25/09 21:20:53
1,680 posts
Hugo is a nice guy, I met him on my last trip to Costa Rica in 2008. He supplied lots of beans used for Dagoba bars, among many other products. A lot of his production is sold to Debelis, which is a part of Puratos.


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Carlos Eichenberger
@carlos-eichenberger
06/25/09 21:07:25
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The largest and best-run (by far) is FINMAC, run by Hugo Hermelink. It's located near Guapiles.
Luis Dinos Moro
@luis-dinos-moro
06/25/09 14:35:26
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I'm going down to Costa Rica in a week and a half, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any working cocoa plantations I could possibly visit.
updated by @luis-dinos-moro: 12/13/24 12:16:07

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