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Crunchy cacao nibs ideal for snacking and baking. For baking and healthy snack.
Obtained by grinding roasted cocoa nibs. It is the base for making most chocolate products
Pure cacao butter perfect for cooking, cosmetic & fundamental for Chocolate manufacturing.
We cultivate superior cacao beans for exceptional flavor and quality.
Our methods protect the rainforest while supporting local communities.
Nestled in a rich ecosystem, benefiting from optimal growing conditions.
Committed to enhancing the well-being of the Contamana community.
Our farm is located in the Contamana district, a magical place known as "The Pearl of the Ucayali." Its name, of Shipibo origin, means "Hill of Palm Trees," and it is home to indigenous peoples such as the Shipibo, Conibo, and Shetebo, with whom you will have the opportunity to interact.
The farm is situated 1.5 hours from the city in a privileged natural environment. One of its borders is the fascinating Aguas Calientes River, whose thermal waters, averaging 35°C (95°F), originate from the geothermal heating of the Sierra de Contamana. This imposing mountain range is part of the Sierra del Divisor National Park, one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet.
Our farm is located in the Contamana district, a magical place known as "The Pearl of the Ucayali." Its name, of Shipibo origin, means "Hill of Palm Trees," and it is home to indigenous peoples such as the Shipibo, Conibo, and Shetebo, with whom you will have the opportunity to interact.
The farm is situated 1.5 hours from the city in a privileged natural environment. One of its borders is the fascinating Aguas Calientes River, whose thermal waters, averaging 35°C (95°F), originate from the geothermal heating of the Sierra de Contamana. This imposing mountain range is part of the Sierra del Divisor National Park, one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet.
UWe are seeking enthusiastic, proactive individuals ready for a full immersion experience. To join our team, you need: Excellent physical condition to work in a tropical climate and perform agricultural tasks. To be of legal age (18+). A technical/professional background or current enrollment as a university student. Proficiency in Spanish (at least a basic to intermediate level is required). A minimum stay commitment of 10 weeks. To have all recommended vaccinations for tropical zones.
We believe in a fair exchange. For your valuable contribution, we offer: Accommodation and Meals: Full room and board at our farm, including three nutritious daily meals prepared with local ingredients.
• Comprehensive Learning: Direct involvement in the planning and execution of an agricultural project from scratch. You will learn the complete cacao cycle, from seed to bar, and understand the social and environmental impact of its cultivation.
• Local Transportation: We will arrange your transportation from the city of Pucallpa to the farm (via river and land) at the beginning of your volunteer period, and your return to Pucallpa upon completion.
More than just a volunteer position, this is an opportunity for personal and professional growth.
• Authentic Cultural Immersion: You will be part of a local team founded on equality and mutual respect. You will have genuine cultural exchanges with the local population and your fellow volunteers.
• Deep Connection with Nature: You will live in a simple yet functional environment, designed to maximize your connection with the natural world.
• Sustainable Development in Action: You will learn and apply organic and sustainable farming practices, contributing directly to a rural and community development project.
If you feel this call is for you, we want to get to know you!
Contact: Ronald Pezo WhatsApp: +46 76 046 1860
At the farm, our management team can also communicate in English, French, Portuguese, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, and Russian.
With nearly two decades in the soft commodity industry, Ronald brings deep expertise. He is originally from Pucallpa, with family roots in Contamana.
A lawyer by profession and active volunteer firefighter in Ucayali, Giancarlo also shares his passion as a martial arts instructor. He is a native of Pucallpa.
A skillful agronomic engineer from Pucallpa, Juan Pablo has extensive experience in advising and advancing Peru’s cocoa industry in the Ucayali region.
Fundo La Piramide is located in Contamana, Loreto, Peru, near the Ucayali River.
We cultivate high-quality cacao beans, focusing on sustainable farming practices to ensure premium quality.
You can reach us in Peru at +51925697925, in Europe at +46760461860 or email ronald@pezoimport.com for any questions or inquiries.
Our mission is to produce high-quality cacao while promoting sustainable farming and supporting the local community's well-being.