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They buy a lot of chocolate produced from questionable labour sources.

Well-known for participating in fair trade, and known to be slavery free

produces chocolate made without slavery

They source cacao produced without slavery

the cacao they source is rainforest alliance certified

This chocolate company is fair trade and does not use child labor.

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This company is an independent, cooperatively owned organization with over 100 worker-owners with an equal stake and vote in the business. The cacao is obtained from small farmer co-ops in Dominican Republic, Panama, Ecuador, Peru. Sugar Cane is from Paraguay and vanilla from Madagascar. Their chocolate offerings are always organic. The same is true of their coffee. They sell to retail stores and also serve a large interfaith group of churches and synagogues

From what I've researched myself they know where their chocolate is sourced, who is harvesting it, and have intimate relationships with their farmers, and care about sustainable environmental issues for their growers and workers too. If all of this is true I would like to see buyers encouraged to try their products.

I want to know how their chocolate is produced.

Clear stand on keeping chocolate slave-free

They state on the packaging 100% slavery free & Fair Trade certified.

Mondelez would not disclose the origins of their cocoa beans according to http://foodispower.org/chocolate-list/

Started the slave free chocolate movement, has great info about the problem on all their labels

mondelez are selling cocoa life products

Fair trade chocolate sourcing as well as profit sharing with cocoa farmers.

They use chocolate from good sources

Tony's are campaigning to end slavery in the chocolate production chain, and are leading by example

Certified fair trade chocolate

Part of the Nestle lawsuits about using slave labor

They have a child protection initiative and are featured on slavefreechcolate.org

Fighting cocoa child slavery from within the industry.

Ethical sourcing of cocoa

This chocolate company is dedicated to making ethically sourced chocolate that was not produced using slave labor from West Africa.

According to chocolatescorecard.com, the company is at the bottom 20% in policy and practice, with low scores on child labor, climate and living income

non gmo verified chocolate that is ethicaly sourced and rainforest alliance certified