《Pepper cultivation by traditional farming methods》
To be called a Kampot pepper, you need:
1. Specific RegionsEndemic pepper grown in (part of Kampot and Kep)
2. Kampot Pepper AssociationFarms that have passed the strict examination of cultivation
3. Strictly determined by PGITraditional Farming MethodsCultivated in
4. Color and sizeHowever, non-standard items are not allowed.
5. package(tracking ID, logo, etc.)
the substrate of the supports of pepper, which is a vine plant, the distance between the supports,
Materials for organic fertilizers and insect repellents, harvest time (January 1st ~ June before the rainy season), etc.
It is strictly determined.
La Plantation plantations not only adhere to them, but also
The farm is unique,Facilities and production systems in line with international standards、
Making safe foodWe are thorough.
Kampot Pepper uses Ecocert as an external auditor.
The ECOCERT mark must be attached. In addition to that, EU Organic, UDSA,
Some organic JAS, etc.Independently certified organicIt does.
《Creation of Employment》
About 150 people work at La Plantation Farm at any given time.
There are about 20,000 pepper trees on 20 hectares, which are grown by hand.
During the harvest season from January ~ June, the number of employees will be increased to 300.
Working on a locally respected La Plantation plantation
It is a source of pride for many people.
In 2020, we obtained the long-awaited WFTO Fair Trade certification.
All packages are marked.
《Support for children's education》
There is a facility for children on the grounds of the farm, and professional staff
We teach reading, writing, play, and crafts.
Free provision of writing utensils and notebooks to elementary schools, provision of bicycles for commuting to school,
We also provide support for junior high school advancement and full support for university expenses.
《Protection of Cultural Properties, Environmental Protection》
Relocation and protection of traditional Cambodian houses that are being lost.
We also carried out environmental protection activities through eco-tours, and received an award from the Minister of the Environment.