ANGOSTURA® cocoa bitters unveils 'SUSTAINABLE FUTURE' PROGRAMME to support THE SURVIVAL OF TRINITARIO COCOA PRODUCTION IN TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
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TRINIDAD and TOBAGO, Oct. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- ANGOSTURA cocoa bitters, the best-selling cocoa bitters, announced today its 'Sustainable Future' programme designed to ensure a sustainable future for small scale organic cocoa farmers in Trinidad & Tobago.
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- TRINIDAD and TOBAGO, Oct. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- ANGOSTURA cocoa bitters, the best-selling cocoa bitters, announced today its 'Sustainable Future' programme designed to ensure a sustainable future for small scale organic cocoa farmers in Trinidad & Tobago.
- ANGOSTURA cocoa bitters uses nibs of Trinidad & Tobago's local agricultural treasure, Trinitario cocoa, which is world renowned for its bold, fruity characteristics and depth of flavour and aroma.
- The first part of the programme sees ANGOSTURA cocoa bitters partner with bergreen Organics Ltd to establish three organic cocoa nurseries and clonal gardens.
- The second part of ANGOSTURA cocoa bitters 'Sustainable Future' project is a documentary called 'The Story Behind Trinitario Cocoa,' which explores the challenges and opportunities of the cocoa and chocolate industry in Trinidad & Tobago.