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Tony’s Chocolonely has reported a 23.2% year-on-year increase in revenue, to €150 million, in its financial year 2022/23.

Large chocolate and cocoa companies, including multinationals including Mars, Ferrero, Mondelēz, Hershey, Nestlé, and traders like Barry Callebaut and Cargill, are not paying prices that allow cocoa farmers to earn a living. This is the conclusion of a Cocoa Barometer consultation paper published by the VOICE Network ­- a non-profit organisation that monitors sustainability issues in the cocoa sector.

New report points to harmful business behaviour as root cause behind persistent social and environmental problems within the cocoa industry, and...

Only 17 out of 82 companies investigated were found to use suppliers that paid cocoa farmers enough to live on

Dutch retailer Jumbo has joined Tonys Open Chain initiative as it seeks to make its cocoa supply chain 100% slavery-free.

Chocolate company Tony Chocoloney has made a huge announcement about its Australian product line less than six months after entering the mainstream Australian market.

Off the back of Tony's Chocolonely’s warning that the new cocoa farmgate price is still too low, other chocolate brands and global organisations call for an end to corporate greed and push for equity.

Amid rising farmgate prices yet insufficient Living Income Reference Prices (LIRP), cocoa companies turn to communication, connection and collaboration throughout the sector to advocate better wages for farmers.

Amid rising farmgate prices yet insufficient Living Income Reference Prices (LIRP), cocoa companies turn to communication, connection and collaboration throughout the sector to advocate better wages for farmers.

Ben & Jerry’s is launching what it believes is its best Non-Dairy recipe yet: a smooth and indulgent oat-based formula. The nearly 20 existing Non-Dairy