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Puerto Viejo Chocolate Festival is rising star in artisanal food movement
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October 31, 2016
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San José’s Feria de Chocolate highlights growth in Costa Rican chocolate industry
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Delicious take-aways from the Puerto Viejo Chocolate Festival
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Health Ministry shuts down Chocolate Festival
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The journey of cacao, from bean to bar, in photos
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A photo story exploring how cacao is grown and prepared on the Caribbean.
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Chocolate has new Latin America king as Ecuador edges past Brazil
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Ecuador, where the fatty beans used to make chocolate have been grown since pre-Columbian times, is surpassing Brazil as Latin America's top cocoa producer after boosting planting and offering education programs for farmers.
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