Visiting a cocoa plantation in Peru

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Astrid Helm
@astrid-helm
08/21/13 10:57:59
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Hi!

I have always wanted to visit a cocoa plantation and find out how it grows, walk around between the cocoa trees and see how the fermentation process is done.

This year (in September to be exact) I'm going to travel to Peru hope to get the chance to visit one of those farms.

Has anyone experience with cocoa plantations in Peru? I don't speak Spanish and couldn't get any information in English about where the farms would be located and if it's possible to just go there and take a look.

I would be so grateful if anyone of you would have some hints for met!

Thanks in advance!

Cheers

Astrid


updated by @astrid-helm: 04/10/15 07:32:53

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