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CADO
(a.k.a.: Consorcio Agro-artesanal Dulce Orgánico)

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Type: For-Profit
 
Scope: regional
 
We Speak: Spanish, English
 
Website: http://www.progresoverde.org/c...
 
Main Email: cado [at] progresoverde.org
 
Contact Email: cado [at] progresoverde.org
 
Phone: N/A
 
Headquarters: Quito
Ecuador
 
Members: 162
 
Local Time: Sat Nov 21 23:45:13
 

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CADO is a community enterprise formed of 5 small sugar cane producer associations and an NGO, CRACYP, in an area of extreme poverty in rural Ecuador.  Another four communities are in the process of formally organizing into associations to join.  In total, 162 families are involved.  CADO stands for Sweet Organic Agro-industrial Consortium, in Spanish.

 

103 of these families now have internationally-recognised organic certification from BCS Öko-Garantie (Germany) and produce what we believe is the world´s only organically-certified, community produced alcohol. 

 

The organic alcohol is of high quality, suitable for perfumery, industrial processes or the production of organic liqueurs.  Gas chromatography analysis is available and CADO offers potable alcohol, DEB96 and organic ethanol.  More information at http://www.progresoverde.org/organic_alcohol_fair_trade.html

 

CADO pays a fair price to its member producers and prices include a social and environmental premium for community projects decided by the members.  The management committee is democratically elected by the members, who each own a share of the enterprise.

 

The rest of the families are in the process of transition to organic farming and within the next three years all will have organic sugar cane. 


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My name is David Lear.  I am president of David R. Lear Public Relations, LLC in Chicago, IL.  I read your organizations profile on Wiser Earth and I am VERY INTERESTED in what you are doing.

Please check out my website at www.davidrlear.com.  I look forward to talking with your shortly.
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