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Alkalisierung von Kakao
Time and again, customers ask us why our organic cocoa powder is so light. Is there sugar in it or milk powder? To tell you straight away, no: No. Our cocoa powder consists of 100% organic cocoa - but why the color is so light we explain here.
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Folge 1: The Story of Philip Ayitey

Impact Stories: How fairafric is changing lives in West Africa

Our new series highlights how fairafric is positively impacting lives in West Africa. We tell inspiring stories of people whose lives have taken a new direction through our work. These stories offer exciting insights into the challenges on the ground and show the difference your support makes. Together we can achieve even more impact - thank you for your support!

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Corporate Social Responsibility: Klimaneutral oder klimapositiv für mehr Klimagerechtigkeit
In today's world, where the impacts of climate change are increasingly felt, the responsibility of companies concerning the environment and society is of paramount importance. More and more companies are setting ambitious goals to minimize their ecological footprints and make a positive contribution to addressing the climate crisis, just like fairafric. But what does it really mean to be climate-neutral or even climate-positive?
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Amanase präsentiert: der erste Impact-Kalender ‘handmade in Ghana’
Amanase has come up with something absolutely fantastic: The - now 17(!) - chocolatiers have been hard at work in the in-house Chocolate School and have developed seven new recipes - all of which can be found in the fairest Advent calendar in the world - handmade in Ghana. The 24 delicacies are of course all organic, vegan, climate-neutral and produced without refined sugar, but with lots of love and dedication.
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Von Fufu bis Jollof – Die Vielfalt der westafrikanischen Küche

West African cuisine, with its rich tapestry of flavors and culinary traditions, offers a delightful journey for food enthusiasts. Whether you're savoring street food at a bustling market, sharing a meal with family, or indulging in a fine dining experience at a restaurant, the region's gastronomic diversity is a true reflection of its multicultural essence. For West Africans, food is not merely a means to fill one's stomach; it is a celebration of community, joy, and connection. Embodying the adage "sharing is caring," hospitality is exemplified through the act of sharing food.

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