How Manam Chocolate is leading a chocolate revolution in India | Ground Report
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- There’s a new chocolate revolution brewing in India. It’s the perfect storm of farming, fermentation, and fast tech - and at the eye of the storm is Hyderabad’s Manam Chocolate. Coinciding at a time when global shortage of cocoa beans sent cocoa prices through the roof, this chocolate company has been carefully honing its art, ready to show the world what Indian chocolate can be like. And Manam aims to put India on the map. In this supply chain, chocolate travels from bean to bar. In fact, the process starts before the bean is grown in the farms of Western Godavari - helmed by Manam’s parent company Distinct Origins - and ends at Manam Karkhana in Hyderabad, where it is turned into chocolate bars, bonbons, truffles, pastries, cakes, croissants.
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Make more documentaries with high quality editing on such indian companies competing on international level ❤loved this
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Finally nice to see some good stuff (I.e. not just politics) from andhra states. Would love to see more such videos , I bet south india has more such awesome topics waiting to be presented to rest of india
Wow what a perspective - " It was traditionally grown by the colonised for the coloniser but now we are growing it for ourselves" . Great work by The print, Manam and the farmers...
100%
Hey print,
Awesome topic 😀
Can you make a whole documentary (vox type) on such topics?
This is amazing 😍
If high level editing is used in such topics,
Then they have potential to go viral
Yes … 👏
The farmer's community spirit is exceptional.👍
Great Indian Story
India should get out of sugar candy named Cadbury. It is not a chocolate
Great work print very beautiful story ❤
Namaskaram all,
Fascinating success story of how Cocoa bean farming in 🇮🇳 have super successfully married the traditional farmers with wisdom of farming techniques, latest technology and indegeneous entrepreneurship with well educated people planning.
Thanks print for making this elaborate video on this hidden gem of 🇮🇳 agricultural entrepreneurs 👏🙏
Bharat Mata Ki Jai 🇮🇳👏👌🙏
Must watch …🙏
Excellent coverage good report
Natural beauty vandana ma'am 😊
Awesome
You should cover Anuttama from Karnataka. They've been at it for a long time.
Brilliant coverage on a brilliant entrepreneur by an equally brilliant reporter. Take a bow people.
Amazing work vandana
Cocoa crop was introduced as an inter crop in coconut farms in northern Kerala when coconut farmers were finding it tough to generate profits in Kerala in the 1980s. Then there was a price drop in the international market for cocoa beans and Amul entered the fray to support the farmers. Amul chocolates were initially mass market chocolates competing head-on against Cadbury's chocolate which had a monopoly in India for a long time. Now we do not see Amul chocolates because probably it does not fit in with Amul's strategy of supporting farmers. Amul was also producing cocoa powder as raw material for other companies which produced cocoa based drinks like Boost.
yes i used to drink nutramul when small
Love this ❤
wow, that man speaks so cute
The Farmer explaining Bio chocolate, I am sold
I subscribe to print only for this kind of content. Great job.
If you're intending your product to gain market share in India why is the pricing so off ? Rupees 650 for 200gm of chocolate is too high for the Indian consumer. I checked your website and realized it's either a 'luxury brand' which means you're targeting a thin select market share or it's destined for export.
Great work 👍
Vandana M. has outdone herself with this piece.
Great! but still why use emulsifiers, high quality chocolate brands selling at this price don't use emulsifiers.
Andhra exports almost 40% of shrimp from the overall india market
This is the power of Congress govt...Make India Great Again...Indi Alliance is Hope ❤ RaGa is India's chosen 1
The back ground noise is very annoying !
Great video but he’s wrong with the consumption of cacao 11:17
Cacao / cocoa doesn’t have a historical connection to colonization and slavery, that’s only recent (written) history of the last few hundred years.
In South and Central America, the origin of cacao tree, it’s been harvested and eaten for thousands of years or longer.
It’s only been commodified by the colonizer after learning about it in around the ~1500s CE
They should collaborate with amul or other indian organisations or companies, which produce chocolates.
they can’t as Amul caters to masses, while they cater to niche
@@harinireddy3202 that's what I'm saying.
Amul has machinary and market.
They can collaborate with amul, to cater niche markets in the general market.
Example : Facebook(catering general audiance) acquired Instagram (catering niche audiance)
Why put such Names in the Chocolate category
How do u mean?
ua-cam.com/video/OW8T8wegz8E/v-deo.htmlsi=qt5xP8KhVI57_bet. I am surprised that there is no mention of Campco chocolate factory of Puttur, Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka. It is apparently second biggest factory in South East Asia and it is run by a cooperative. The claim that Cacao came to India 6-7 years ago is false.
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In Ooty and Kodaikanal we have always had various fresh chocolates with many flavors and without any branding. We always went for it.
I have tasted Ooty and Kodaikanal chocolates and they are disgusting to be even called a chocolate.
Poor quality in ooty.. Hopefully we can compete in the international market..
Ooty kodaikanal chocolates are nowhere near gourmet standards
@@mlg1279 Europeans have mastered the art of chocolate. There is no competition.
Recently I have recently visited the tea and Chocolate factory in Ooty. But sadly they failed to take those flavours to the world stage and more over the farms in West Godavari are plain lands not hilli areas such as Tamilnadu, Karnataka and Karnataka. So, if this succeeded then more farms can be cultivated in normal conditions across the country.
Very well done.
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