Vraem: Entrepreneurs sell more than 13 tons of cocoa and coffee derivatives in Peru

게시됨 2021년 11월 27일

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Devida, the National Commission for Development and Life without Drugs, has successfully promoted 400 entrepreneurial families from the Apurímac, Ene and Mantaro Valley (Vraem) to produce 13,187 kilos of cocoa and coffee derivatives, generating sales of S / 494,998 from April to October. This initiative, part of the Vraem 2021 Strategy, included investing over seven million soles in cocoa and coffee processing modules and providing support in organic certification, market search, and product transformation. The goal is to add value to their production and find new market niches, with the sales channeled through various local and regional marketing spaces.

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A total of 400 entrepreneurial families from the Apurímac, Ene and Mantaro Valley (Vraem) promoted by the National Commission for Development and Life without Drugs (Devida) managed to produce 13,187 kilos of cocoa and coffee derivatives, generating sales of S / 494,998. The sale of products such as nibs and cocoa paste, bitter chocolate, ground roasted coffee and other derivatives took place between the months of April to October of this year, in which Devida organized various marketing spaces such as the Expo Vraem, Salon de Cacao and Chocolate, Ficafé, and others at the local and regional level in coordination with the local governments of the Vraem area, with the purpose of reactivating the local economy. It should be noted that, within the framework of the Vraem 2021 Strategy, Devida invested more than seven million soles in the implementation of cocoa and coffee processing modules in favor of 40 entrepreneurial organizations from the north, center and south of the valley, ...

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