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I didn't realize Tony Chocolonely was intended to be a slave free brand, I had bought it in Europe thinking it had a hilarious name and large size - the backgro
by DetroitThrow 6y ago
I didn't realize Tony Chocolonely was intended to be a slave free brand, I had bought it in Europe thinking it had a hilarious name and large size - the background of traditional brands sold in the US sounds horrific if he decided to make his own company based on what he saw, which haven't even penetrated our domestic market.
- pudhbithyftdti 6y agoYou can purchase Chocolonely at Natural Grocers and Sprouts in the US, if they're in your area. It's the best quality chocolate I've ever purchased that didn't come from a chocolate shop, highly recommend it. Coco is sold on world markets as a commodity good. Suppliers can't know what country the beans originated. To get guaranteed slave-free chocolate you effectively have to create your own logistics for that specific purpose. Any chocolate producers that haven't done that will have some amount of slave-produced coco mixed into their supply chain.