Organic cacao nuts, like almonds and walnuts, have been around for a long time.

But for years, they’ve been treated as an exotic commodity.

The cacao nut, a tropical fruit, is not usually eaten in the United States, so it was often imported from Europe.

In 2017, the National Cacao Commission recommended that cacao be labeled as a nut, which would allow it to be used as a food additive, a category that includes baking, baking products, and cosmetics.

This was in response to an outcry by consumers who thought cacao should be classified as a whole food.

So the Commission changed its recommendation to a whole-food category, and the federal government is expected to make the change sometime in 2019.

That means the cacao industry, which had hoped to benefit from this change, could get a major boost from the USDA’s new designation.

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