Tony's Chocolonely
Tony’s Chocolonely is on a mission to make the chocolate industry 100% slave free. This means using only traceable beans,
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CloseTony’s Chocolonely is on a mission to make the chocolate industry 100% slave free. This means using only traceable beans, paying a higher price, investing in farming cooperatives, thinking long term, and helping farmers be more productive. The brand makes a range of fun, brightly packaged bars, including favours such as dark milk pretzel toffee and white raspberry with popping candy.
Why we Love Tony's Chocolonely
- All their cocoa beans are traceable back to the cooperatives they bought them from
- They pay a higher price for their products so the cocoa farms earn a living income
- Work with farmers and cooperatives for a minimum of five years so they can reinvest their money into the farm and have job security
- Invest in agricultural knowledge and skills to help improve the quality of the cocoa
- Work with the professional farming cooperatives to suit their needs
