Understanding Peini Cacao - How is it structured?
Dear Investor, Peini Cacao Plantation, LLC is a Private Placement offering in specialty agriculture, specializing in cacao, where qualified investors acquire a stake in a chocolate producing enterprise and retain ownership throughout their lifetime. It is an offering of three million dollars (now 70% funded) with a projected average annual return of 15%. The minimum investment is $30,000. The operation
Continue reading2020 What did You Learn?
As all of our readers are well aware there was a major, unforeseen crisis this year, the likes of which we have never experienced before. A pandemic decimated the global economy and changed the way we live, travel and work, maybe forever! It’s safe to say the proverbial s**t hit the fan in 2020, and during times like these people
Continue readingFinancial Security
What if you could find an investment that not only increased in value over time, but also outpaced inflation? What if that same investment didn’t have massive price fluctuations, but helped provide a basic human need? This is exactly what agricultural investments provide. By 2025, the world population is projected to be 8.2 billion people. With an increase of 400
Continue readingGoals are Aligned When You Invest With The Operators
When you invest with AgroNosotros, you invest side by side with Sponsors who are also the Operators. In Peini Cacao Plantation, LLC there are 2 in-house operating companies. Peini Cacao Plantation ltd, who manages the farming operations and Mahogany Chocolate, that handles the chocolate bar production and sales. Both companies have experienced teams in place and facilities that are already operational. The
Continue readingSocially Sustainable - Helping Make The World A Better Place
Cacao was first developed as a crop in many ancient South American cultures, with the Aztecs and Maya communities being the most well-known of these indigenous populations. And today still, many of these indigenous communities live off the land by producing cacao. But without technology and sustainable farming practices, these communities are not able to thrive in order to enhance
Continue readingA Healthy & Sustainable Product - For Consumers & Investors
Consumers are looking for foods with fewer and cleaner ingredients, and natural products that are made by companies with values they care about that can provide environmental and social sustainability. They also want to feel good about the foods they are consuming, demanding transparency about where their food comes from and what it contains. With specialty foods like cacao, investors
Continue readingLegacy Investment – Investing for Future Generations
At present, the cacao industry is a $100 billion industry and expected to grow to $160 billion by 2024. These numbers iterate the fact that cacao consumption is on the rise and more people are consuming cacao as a specialty product. Millennials are particularly inclined to seek out specialty food options, seeking alternatives that are more natural and socially sustainable. Investing in specialty
Continue readingSafety of Capital – Where to Place Your Money
There are multiple options available to investors through traditional brokerage firms and digital platforms, for which one does not need to be financially sophisticated. What is needed in order to choose the right alternative is to be aware of the elements of risk involved with each investment and which will offer better security and consistent ROI. Investing in commodities like
Continue readingFinancial Security – Going Back to Basics
Nothing provides a more comforting feeling than being able to fulfill a basic human need like food. A commodity that is tangible and satisfies a basic human necessity will always maintain value and in times of global economic crisis, provide a SAFE HAVEN for investors. Specialty agriculture products like cacao and coffee are not subject to high volatile market swings
Continue readingSweeten-Up Your Retirement Plan!
For our first 4 or 5 years of operations, we had about 30% of our clients using some form of retirement funds to acquire parcels in our coffee farms in Panama and cacao farms in Belize. It was a perfect fit! Then, for the past couple of years, as the Government’s deeding requirements changed, most US-based Custodians were no longer
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