Cacao is a challenge for farmers
Wayan is a former agricultural consultant & has been working with local farmers for years before he founded the company. He recognized the basic needs of farmers: fair prices for their produce, a stable income and timely payment. To achieve this, the crucial role of political support in agriculture and the need for businesses to work with the agricultural sector. Cacao is a challenge for farmers as prices are virtually non-existent due to lower quality and long distribution channels. His goal is clear: in Indonesia, one of the largest cacao producing countries in the world, cacao prices are very low. As a result, farmers can barely earn a sufficient income from the beans. Wayan is committed to improving the income of local farmers. He wants to shorten the lengthy process from cultivation to sale and works directly with the surrounding smallholders from Tabanan. Through regular training and further education, he actively supports them in improving their knowledge and processes.
Welcome to the world of Bali cacao: where tradition and innovation go hand in hand
At Wayan's colorful plantation, we experienced an atmosphere of pride and celebration as he told us about the beginnings seven years ago - we arrived on the exact anniversary of his project and a team celebration was coming up. We felt in our first breath his passion & vision to produce a high quality and most importantly fair trade cacao. He reflects the feeling of community & connection and thus enchanted us and made us curious. The location couldn't be better: The precious Tabanan region is known for its agricultural diversity and traditional farming culture. Thanks to its fertile soils and tropical climate, the region is ideally suited for first-class cacao cultivation.