Things are shared unevenly in the chocolate supply chain. The chain starts with the millions of farmers that produce cocoa and ends with the billions of consumers that enjoy chocolate. But what about the bit in between? This section is dominated by a group of chocolate giants that profit from keeping the cocoa purchasing price as low as possible. As a result, farmers are forced to live in poverty.. leading to child labor and slavery.tell me more
Right now, slaves are working on cocoa farms in West Africa. Many of them are children. Tony’s Chocolonely exists to change that. Child labor and modern slavery are against the law - it's illegal and it needs to stop.tell me more
Our mission: together we make 100% slave free the norm in chocolate. How we are going to achieve that? It won't be easy. And it's pretty complex. But we will accomplish it with the help of Tony's roadmap. Our roadmap has 3 pillars and shows us the way to 100% slave free chocolate.tell me more
With incredibly tasty chocolate, we lead by example to show the world that chocolate can be made differently. That by following Tony's recipe for slave free cocoa, it's possible to make slave free chocolate and be commercially succesful. tell me more
We can't do it alone. We can make our chocolate slave free, but together we can make all chocolate 100% slave free. The more people choose slave free and share our story, the sooner 100% slave free becomes the norm in chocolate. We all have to roll up our sleeves.. So what action do we expect everyone to take? tell me more
