Trinidad and Tobago Breadfruit and Mango Collective

Lets get back to our agricultural roots. When I was a child growing up in Trinidad, fruits was something we never had to worry, about far less import from other countries. Fruits were always abundant. mangoes, cashews, portugals, chenets were all fruits of abundant supply and so was the breadfruit.

Those Mini bombs that damage rooftops are now a valuable worldwide healthy food choice. So there is a high demand for them.

Over the years we have seen a decline in fruit and agricultural production within the country. People opt to destroy fruit bearing trees instead of putting them to use.

Benefits

• Extra Income for individual families.
• Give children a task to learn.
• We get world recognition.
• Able to sell carbon credits.
• Help the local economy
• Export your products to the world.