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The Jornal da Band YouTube video "Cacau produzido no sul da Bahia ganha destaque internacional" highlights the cacao farms in the southern region of Bahia, Brazil, which have gained international recognition for producing high-quality chocolate. The fine cacao grown here attracts many tourists, and the region's economic rise is attributed to the use of cacao nuts. One farm has developed a method to achieve 100% fermentation, and the chocolate from the region has gained international acclaim. Innovative uses of cacao honey in dishes and drinks are also showcased. The cacao is considered the champagne of chocolate due to its careful production from cultivation to separation and fermentation. Cacao farmers in the region are seeking Senate approval of a project to forgive debts from the cacao leaf blight and measures to enable them to compete with African cacao imports. This would boost the economy of the region, leading to increased employment and a decrease in violence. Consumers purchasing cacao or chocolate products from the region are buying into the history, flavor, and environmental preservation.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the Jornal da Band YouTube video titled "Cacau produzido no sul da Bahia ganha destaque internacional," the focus is on the cacao farms in the southern region of Bahia, Brazil, which attract many tourists. The fine cacao grown here is loved around the world, and the region's economic rise is attributed to the use of cacao nuts to make chocolate. The treatment of these nuts is crucial for producing high-quality chocolate, and one farm has developed a method to achieve 100% fermentation. The farm attracts many tourists, who are often foreigners, and the chocolate from the region has gained international recognition. The use of cacao honey in dishes and drinks is also innovated by a chef. The cacao is considered the champagne of chocolate, with careful production from cultivation to separation and fermentation. The cacao farmers are hoping for Senate approval of a project that forgives debts from the time of the cacao leaf blight, which destroyed plantations, and measures to enable them to compete with African cacao imports. This would boost the economy of the region, leading to increased employment and a decrease in violence. Consumers purchasing cacao or chocolate products from the region are buying history, flavor, and environmental preservation.