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Talamanca — APPTA
Costa Rica · Limón (Talamanca canton, Bribri & Cabécar indigenous reserves)
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APPTA est une coopérative paysanne dirigée par les peuples autochtones, regroupant environ 1 200 familles Bribri et Cabécar à travers le canton de Talamanca, sur le versant caraïbe du Costa Rica. Fondée en 1987 avec l'appui du CATIE, c'est l'une des plus anciennes coopératives cacaoyères biologiques certifiées d'Amérique centrale, étroitement liée à ACOMUITA, une association cacaoyère de femmes Bribri.
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Pays Costa Rica Région Limón (Talamanca canton, Bribri & Cabécar indigenous reserves) Région productrice Amériques Coordonnées 9.55°, -82.85° (approx.) Altitude 0-400 m Producteur cooperative · APPTA — Asociación de Pequeños Productores de Talamanca Groupes génétiques admixture Classe traditionnelle Trinitario Aussi connu sous le nom de Bribri / Cabécar territory cacao Notes sur la fève Métissage trinitario dans des parcelles agroforestières indigènes ombragées. De nombreuses parcelles portent également des clones résistants aux maladies sélectionnés par le CATIE, greffés après les ravages de la moniliase dans les années 1970. Saison de récolte principale sept-fév ; mi-saison mai-juin Fermentation Fermentation centralisée en caisses organisée par APPTA, 5-6 jours. Séchage Séchage solaire sur claies surélevées et séchoirs solaires. Arôme cacao · banane · raisin sec · miel · floral léger Certifications Organic, Fairtrade Mis à jour 2026-05-23
Sources ResearchGate — 'Organic Agriculture in Costa Rica: The Case of the Talamanca Small Farmers Association' (Polidoro, 2016), https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305956037_Organic_Agriculture_in_Costa_Rica_The_Case_of_the_Talamanca_Small_Farmers_Association Tico Times — 'Cultivating Tradition: Organic Cacao and Chocolate Making in Costa Rica' (2004), https://ticotimes.net/2004/05/21/organic-cacao-sweet-success
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