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Tony's Chocolonely sued by Mondelēz for copying Milka bars in critical cocoa campaign - Vimarsana News

Tony's Chocolonely sued by Mondelēz for copying Milka bars in critical cocoa campaign

Arch disruptor brand Tony’s Chocolonely is appealing an injunction against Mondelēz International after the Dutch brand launched four temporary wrappers in Germany, mimicking the design of well-known chocolate bars from Ferrero, Mars, Milka, and Nestlé.

With a low cocoa supply, this Valentine's Day chocolate prices are up - Vimarsana News

With a low cocoa supply, this Valentine's Day chocolate prices are up

Cocoa prices are surging so high that even the biggest chocolate makers are struggling to stay profitable. That doesn’t portend well for your wallet this Valentine’s Day.

Source: cnn.com
Tony's Chocolonely expands ethical chocolate production chain with new allies - Vimarsana News

Tony's Chocolonely expands ethical chocolate production chain with new allies

Tony’s Open Chain welcomed six new member companies in the last year

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Premium Dutch chocolate brand Tony's Chocolonely increases revenue and impact on tackling farmer poverty - Vimarsana News

Premium Dutch chocolate brand Tony's Chocolonely increases revenue and impact on tackling farmer poverty

Premium Dutch ethical brand Tony’s Chocolonely has reported record revenue growth of €150m ($162m) while successfully scaling up its sustainable impact model with six new partners joining its collaborative industry initiative.

Fairtrade releases cocoa Living Income Progress Report - Vimarsana News

Fairtrade releases cocoa Living Income Progress Report

A new report from Fairtrade International has highlighted that cocoa farmers who were paid a ‘living income reference price’ earned, on average, 15% more compared to government-regulated farmgate prices in origin countries.