VOICED : El boom del cacao clonado ecuatoriano

Latin America, particularly Ecuador, is poised to reclaim its status as a leading cacao producer. Despite historically lagging behind West Africa, improvements in the quality of Ecuadorian cloned cacao, such as CCN 51, are changing perceptions. The rising demand from Asia and Europe for quality cacao presents new opportunities for Ecuadorian producers. With continued growth, Ecuador could become the world's top cacao producer in the coming decades, contributing significantly to the global market.

What is the current status of Latin America in the global cacao production compared to West Africa?

• Latin America is slightly ahead of West Africa.

• Latin America is the leading producer.

• Latin America is behind West Africa.

• Latin America does not produce cacao.

What was a major issue with the Ecuadorian cloned cacao in the past?

• It was too expensive.

• It was too sweet.

• It was too bitter.

• It was too rare.

Which countries are leading the demand for cacao in Asia?

• Japan and South Korea

• China and India

• Thailand and Vietnam

• Indonesia and Malaysia

What is the potential future status of Ecuador in the global cacao market?

• Ecuador will become a minor player in the market.

• Ecuador will only produce cacao for local consumption.

• Ecuador will stop producing cacao.

• Ecuador might become the largest cacao producer.

What percentage of global cacao production does Latin America currently contribute?

• 25%

• 16%

• 30%

• 10%