What fair-trade chocolate brands should I look for?

Question

I saw a television program last night about fair-trade chocolate and I'm relatively convinced. What kinds of fair-trade chocolate are good? What brands are fair-trade? Is it easy to find?

I probably should have added that I live in the U.S.

Answer 1

Just seen your update - I would have a look at this US based company

http://www.ithacafinechocolates.com/artbars1.html


------------------


Divine is a good brand - all fair trade and some fab flavours like their milk chocolate and orange bars (infinitely better than the Terry's version). Their bars are slightly more expensive than others but you pays for the ethical consumerism.

Dubble is also good - like Wispas used to be, i.e. like Aeros with smaller bubbles!

All these bars taste a bit more like Lindt/Gold and Black than say Cadburys, so you get a more expensive taste for your money too.

Find these bars in health food stores, independent grocers, supermarkets such as Sainsburys and, for some reason, in my local student union (Manchester univeristy).

Answer 2

sure. i'm no longer fairly efficient how a lot large difference it makes yet when i will purchase espresso, chocolate, plant existence and there is a decision i purchase the straightforward commerce stuff. As a cloth artist i ought to favor to purchase African fabrics understanding that the money ought to bypass many times to the producer yet have not chanced on any straightforward commerce fabrics yet.

Answer 3

Do you have Max Havelaar there?