About
Cacao aggregator and exporter in the Toledo district, Belize, buying and centrally fermenting cacao from smallholder farmers for export to fine-chocolate makers. Verified via an active Facebook business page.
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- Exists and is operating nowRegistration and company ID are valid, status is active, it files its reports, accounts are not frozen, the site answers, and its age matches what it claims. · Operating status not established
- Independently confirmedCertificates found in official registries, an active legal entity ID (LEI), fulfilled public contracts, real filed financials. · Mentioned in independent mediaproof
- Reachable and responsiveAnswers enquiries and has a working corporate email, so you can reach them and get a reply. · Present on social mediaproof
- Check it yourself: Sanctions search (OpenSanctions) ↗
- Not yet checkable from open public sources in Belize: A maker, not a middleman · Clean record, no blacklist · No debts or court trouble · Sound people behind it.
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Importing from this supplier: what applies
Regulations that commonly apply to shipments in this sector. Not legal advice: verify against the linked official source.
- EU imports of food of animal origin and many other food categories must be pre-notified in TRACES and enter through border control posts. European Commission (TRACES) ↗
- US imports require the foreign facility to be FDA-registered and the importer to run a Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP). US FDA ↗
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- Wire transfers to personal bank accounts
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Company facts
Where is Maya Mountain Cacao based?
Maya Mountain Cacao is based in Punta Gorda, Belize.
Is Maya Mountain Cacao a manufacturer or a distributor?
Maya Mountain Cacao is a manufacturer listed on Hell of a Partner.
What does Maya Mountain Cacao supply?
Maya Mountain Cacao works across Confectionery & Snacks.
Has Maya Mountain Cacao been covered in independent media?
Yes. Independent coverage of Maya Mountain Cacao is on record from: breakingbelizenews.com.
What are the alternatives to Maya Mountain Cacao?
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Is Maya Mountain Cacao verified on Hell of a Partner?
Not yet. Maya Mountain Cacao is listed from public sources and has not completed verification. Review the trust signals on this page before you make contact.