If you want to get on the express train to rich-ville in Schedule 1, then you'll need coca leaves.

This myth acknowledges the great importance that coca leaves had, and continue to have, in the culture and history of the people of the Andes. Despite gaining notoriety in modern times for being ...

Bolivia is pushing for the global decriminalisation of coca leaf – the main ingredient of cocaine – to export the plant and ease its economic crisis. But a "landmark" recent decision by the ...

The difference between coca leaves and cocaine, a Peruvian friend once quipped, is the difference between traveling by mule and jet plane. A clever line, but one that misses an essential point.

The World health Organisation is conducting a critical review into whether the coca plant should be decriminalised. Coca leaves have been used by the indigenous populations of the Andes for medicinal, ...

To start, you'll need to unlock the Mixing Station. This happens automatically when you reach the rank of Hoodlum 1, or when ...

Minister of Productive Development and Plural Economy Néstor Huanca Tuesday said the Industrialization of the Bolivian Coca Leaf under the brand Kokabol involved a US$ 9 million investment.

Coca Leaves are the most expensive type of plant players can purchase in Schedule 1, but as such, they also yield some of the most profitable products in the game so far. Processing and selling Coca ...

In Schedule 1, the supplier of coca leaves is the last one you unlock, with seeds and pseudo becoming available to you earlier. You'll even be able to unlock a number of useful production items before ...

When it comes to cocaine production, you will need to get Coca Leaves, which can be cultivated from Coca Seeds. However, these seeds aren’t readily available, and are a premium commodity.