Cocoa beans are only produced by the cocoa tree.
Nowadays, people are very concerned about others and the environment. Fair Trade cocoa helps the cocoa farmers and the environment. The farmers get paid fairly for their cocoa with fair trade. Also, because they get paid more, they can leave the cocoa in its natural habitat, where it grows better. When they do that, they will not cut down forests or use as much fertilizer or pesticides (Helping the environment).
Depending on how cocoa beans are farmed there can be damaging effects to the environment. One negative impact that cocoa farming has is deforestation.
Cocoa beans are a type of fully fermented and dried fatty bean in which is known to be used to produce cocoa butter and other cocoa solids. Cocoa beans contain about 40 seeds and mucilaginous pulp.
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It cuts down cocoa trees.
fair trade is such a hot topic because nowadays many people are very concerned about the environment and others for e.g. if you pay a cocoa farmer more of his cocoa beans he will have more money to look after the cocoa plants in their natural habitat and not have to cut down trees in the forest and will also use less fertiliser and pesticides, this will help save the environment.
Cocoa beans are primarily found in tropical rainforest biomes. The trees that produce cocoa beans thrive in the warm, moist climate of tropical areas.
To produce 1 tonne of cocoa beans, approximately 2,500 to 3,000 cocoa trees are needed. This estimate can vary based on factors such as the age and health of the trees, as well as local growing conditions and farming practices. On average, a mature cocoa tree can produce around 0.5 to 1 kg of beans per year. Thus, effective management and optimal conditions are crucial for maximizing production.
A cocoa pod contains so much cocoa to make up to 100- 500 chocolate bars
Cocoa beans, tobacco, sugar cane, etc.
903,646 metric tonnes in 2011.