Turkey grows most of the world’s hazelnuts — and turns many into chocolate spreads, wafers and biscuits. BV Cocoa Products ships Cameroon cocoa to Turkish manufacturers.
Eleven cocoa words every buyer in Turkey should know — each explained in one line, then told as a story.
Picture the Black Sea coast in late summer: hazelnut orchards heavy with nuts. Many become cocoa-hazelnut spreads and chocolate bars — and every one needs cocoa.
Turkey’s confectionery giants export across the region. Cameroon beans give them bold flavor and steady supply.
Turkish biscuit and wafer makers use cocoa powder by the tonne. We supply natural and alkalized grades.
Turkish pastry shops add nibs to chocolate baklava and modern desserts.
Cocoa husk becomes compost and biomass — useful for Turkey’s farming regions.
Cocoa shell is used for feed, mulch and fuel.
Cocoa butter gives Turkish chocolate bars their snap and gloss.
Liquor blends with hazelnut paste in Turkey’s signature spreads and bars.
Cocoa mass blocks are easy to store and dose for big production lines.
Pressed cocoa cake lets Turkish processors mill their own powder.
Hazelnuts grow in Turkey; cacao grows in Cameroon. Together, they make chocolate.
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