Mad About Madagascar | Uncovering the Unique Terroir and Scarce Cacao
Madagascan cacao is world-class but scarce. Our Chief Cacaopreneur Katrien laced up her jungle boots to find out why...
Madagascan cacao is world-class but scarce. Our Chief Cacaopreneur Katrien laced up her jungle boots to find out why...
As you may know, at Silva, we take pride in our unique focus on the forest, the farmers, flavours, and the future, all while having fun. Given our affinity and practical and solid knowledge of the terrain it was time to share our insights on the hot topic of ‘agroforestry’.
As we welcome the arrival of spring, we're eager to unveil some fresh additions to our lineup. Prepare to discover a variety of new flavours and profiles that promise to invigorate your senses.
The Amsterdam Cocoa Week was a bustling hub of educational sessions, keynotes, tastings, panel debates and networking opportunities Here you will find our impressions and insights along with our call to keep raising the bar.
As we embark on the journey of a new year, we are eager to reveal our ambitious plans for the upcoming months. But first and foremost we would like to express our deep appreciation for the wonderful collaboration that we have built up with you over the years in the world of chocolate.
Amidst Peru's rich biodiversity, the cacao industry stands out, boasting genetic diversity and quality that has earned international acclaim. As cacao grows in the Amazon and Andes, Peru's unique microclimates contribute to an astonishing variety of flavors, making it a smaller but unparalleled player in the cacao world.
There is a lot of talk about origin, terroir and identity in chocolate. In this insight, we shed light on 'origin', talk about 'terroir' and dive deeper into the meaning of our tagline 'cacao with an identity'.
The so-called 'Theobroma Cacao' is always in the spotlight. But deep in the Amazon Forest, we ran across the rare 'Theobroma Bicolor'.
The Story of a Young Woman Who Revived the Family Cacao Hacienda
Today the origin label (GI South Bahia) is associated with reliable sourcing and sustainable cacao.