The joint efforts of the Chamber of Venezuelan-Russian Economic Cooperation Caverus and Venezuelan businessmen bear fruit by achieving the export of an emblematic item of Venezuelan agriculture: cocoa.
This Wednesday, February 23, more than 40 tons of Venezuelan cocoa were recognized for export to the Russian Federation. The commercial operation was managed by the company Miranda Casa de Comercio, and had the close accompaniment of Caverus.
This event marks a crucial phase in the process of exporting cocoa that has been managed throughout the month of February and that has included other phases such as the selection, inspection and maquila of the product.
On this occasion, Caverus accompanies the export of Venezuelan type f2 cocoa beans, originating in Irapa, in the state of Sucre, in the east of the country. This type of cocoa is the result of cross fertilization between trees of the Criollo and Forastero varieties. It is a spontaneous fertilization process that originated on the island of Trinidad, around the year 1730.
As a result of this mixture, this variety of cocoa combines the typical flavor of the criollo variety with the natural resistance of the foreigner, which gives great added value to this Venezuelan product. For this reason, this cocoa contributes 90% of the national production.
One of the most outstanding characteristics of this Venezuelan cocoa, which is now exported to Russia, is its long and thick grain, high in fruit acids and with subtle earth tones. An experience for the palate, which brings together the best characteristics of Venezuelan cocoa.
Strategic export accompanied by CAVERUS
The strategic export of this quantity of cocoa from Venezuela to Russia is carried out as a result of the agreements and commercial relations achieved in the 1st Trade Mission CAVERUS 2021. This mission, carried out in April 2021, had as its main objective the generation of first contacts between Venezuelan and Russian business representatives. As part of this strategic space, important meetings were held focused on the realization of profitable business for both countries.
On this occasion, the organization that accompanies trade relations between Venezuela and Russia joined forces with its affiliate, the exporter Miranda Casa de Comercio, to bring to Russian territory 2 containers with a total of 43 tons of Venezuelan cocoa of the best quality. The product will be making its transit to Russia during the next few weeks, and its departure is expected on March 2, until it finally reaches its destination.
In this way, cocoa is added to the portfolio of Venezuelan items that have already included avocado, as export products of interest to the Russian Federation, and that thanks to the efforts of Caverus are reaching the Russian market.
