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Finca El Chingo: the cradle of MLR Forestal cocoa in Bonanza
The El Chingo farm located in Bonanza, with its 77 productive hectares, is the cradle of MLR Forestal cocoa in that area of the country because it was the first in that place where the company cultivated this grain, from which, in 2021, only in Bonanza, were obtained forty tons. In El Chingo, working with…
Finca San Miguel of MLR Forestal: from devastated land to a green future
The blow of hurricanes Eta and Iota in November 2020 devastated the eighty hectares of forest plantations of the San Miguel farm of MLR Forestal. This farm, located in the community of the same name in the rural area of Siuna, is currently a symbol of resilience, teamwork and faith in the future; because despite…
Nine youngsters from Mayangna communities become part of the MLR Forestal
Seven young men and two young women from Mukuswas, Mahalwas, Santa María and Ibanwas will work in the company's infrastructure and cocoa areas.
Mayangna communities approve work plan for 2022
Pansuhwas, Mukuswas and Ispayulilna, the three Mayangna communities that signed the relationship agreement with MLR in 2021, have approved the 2022 Annual Operating Plan (POA). The POA was presented in December to the Matumbak Indigenous Territorial Government (GTI) and to the authorities of each community; in early February it was presented for ratification in each…
More than 400 children benefited with school supplies thanks to MLR
For the fifth consecutive year, MLR Forestal delivers school supplies and teaching materials to the schools of its neighboring communities.
Fine and aroma cocoa: the most valued “flawless” beans in the world
Cocoa is so relevant at a global level that, in 1973 and with the support of the United Nations, the International Cocoa Organization (ICCO) was created. Currently, 51 producer and consumer countries belong to the organization, including Nicaragua, which entered the list of producers of fine cocoa in 2015. It was in the ICCO where…