Sentence examples for cocoa based from inspiring English sources

Cocoa based agroforestry systems are credited for stocking significant amounts of carbon and hence have the potential to mitigate climate change.

This study aimed to test the effect of a multi-micronutrient fortified malt and cocoa based milk beverage on the micronutrient status, cognition, physical performance and nutritional deficiencies of 7 10 years old south Indian children.

This research aimed to assist local farmers to develop production of high-value cocoa based on optimal use of cacao biodiversity.

The project aims at assisting farmers in Waslala to make a gradual transition from their current production of only average quality cocoa to the production of differentiated high value cocoa based on the optimized use of cacao biodiversity, choice of locality and appropriate post-harvest procedures.

Divine Chocolate, based in London, is partly owned by cocoa farmers in Ghana, who get a percentage of company profits.

Make fudge using chocolate spread as the cocoa base.

In 2012, EFSA approved a health claim for cocoa flavanols, based on an unspecified degree of increase in flow-mediated dilation (FMD) [48] after cocoa flavanol intake.

Of the two scenarios for future breeding, enhancement using the existing germplasm, or hybridization with superior imported material, the latter could likely disturb the already established and valued site-specific cocoa quality based on existing alleles and genotypes.

Barry Callebaut S.A., the world's largest maker of industrial chocolate, said yesterday that it had acquired the Van Leer Chocolate Corporation, a chocolate and cocoa products maker based in Jersey City.

In nutshell, My (late) father Mr. SOLOMON TOURE was a very wealthy gold and cocoa merchant who based in Accra Ghana and Abidjan, respectively.

In that case, the result of the 'U turn' will be a mosaic landscape with cocoa, timber, rubber and oil palm stands, with rotation of tree crops, such as rubber replacing timber and/or timber replacing cocoa, no longer based on complex or even simple agroforests but rather on a kind of polyculture based on rotation of tree crops: a tropical agroforestry model, nonetheless.