Box Titrayju 1000g - 10 pieces
Code: M5401X10
Product detailed description
Box Yerba Mate Titrayju is an artisanal Argentine yerba mate produced by small family farmers in Misiones under the cooperative Cooperativa Agrícola Río Paraná. The leaves are dried using the traditional barbacuá method, where hot wood fire dries the yerba slowly, giving it a slightly smoky, woody aroma. The yerba is naturally aged for over 12 months, resulting in a deep, complex flavor with earthy, grassy notes, hints of toasted bread, peanuts, dark chocolate, caramel, and honey. This is a con palo blend (with stems), crafted through agroecological practices and completely free from agrotoxins. It is gluten free, suitable for celiacs, and made according to fair trade principles supporting local farmers and rural communities. Titrayju is known for its bold, long lasting flavor, smooth drinkability, and strong social impact — every package directly supports small producers in Misiones. Weight: 10x1000g Country of Origin: ArgentinaAdditional parameters
| Category: | Classic maté |
|---|---|
| Weight: | 10 kg |
| EAN: | 57798140140011 |
| Brand: | Titrayju |
| Country of origin: | Argentina |
| Manufacturer: | Cooperativa Agrícola Río Paraná Ltda |
| Packaging: | 10000 g |
| Taste: | Smoked |
| Type: | Barbacua |
The Río Paraná Agricultural Cooperative, through its brand Titrayju, promotes the principles of fair trade.
For several years now, it has been working together with its members in the province of Misiones, focusing on environmental care and always seeking the well-being of the participating members.
The cooperative buys yerba mate leaves (in their green, unprocessed form) from the farmers who are part of it and pays them a fair price, so that families can develop as dignified a livelihood as possible and do not abandon their farms. In this way, it helps slow migration and strengthens families within their social communities.
The social work carried out by the Río Paraná Cooperative as an institution is very important. It defends the rights of small farmers in Misiones and supports their development. For these and other reasons, its track record is considered an example of responsible social equity.