What percentage of chocolate is fair trade?

12%

What brands of chocolate are fair trade?

11 Fair Trade Chocolate Companies For Your Conscious Cravings

Alter Eco Foods. Best For | Truffle lovers, eco-friendly practices.
Theo Chocolate. Best For | Social impact, variety of flavors.
Evolved. Best For | True dark chocolate lovers (72%-100% cocoa)
UnReal.
Equal Exchange.
Dapaah.
Endangered Species Chocolate.
Beyond Good.

Is there fair trade chocolate?

Fair trade chocolate is chocolate that is made with cacao beans from farmers who are paid a fair price for their crop, instead of the low price set by the market. Fair trade standards also ban forced labor and child labor and encourage environmentally-sustainable farming practices.

How do I know if my chocolate is fair trade?

Another way is by looking at the individual chocolate bar’s wrapper or the brand’s website for certification labels and logos. A few to look out for are Fair Trade Certified, Fair for Life, and Rainforest Alliance Certified Cocoa.

Is all Cadbury chocolate fair trade?

By 2019, all Cadbury chocolate in the UK and Ireland will display the Cocoa Life branding, symbolising the adoption of the programme across the Cadbury range. As a result, the selected Cadbury Dairy Milk products that were previously Fairtrade certified will no longer carry the FAIRTRADE Mark.

What chocolate is not fair trade?

So for example, although all of Green & Black’s chocolate (within the UK) is certified as Fairtrade, the majority of Mondelēz’s chocolate (the company group behind Green and Black’s) is not Fairtrade.

What are two benefits of fair trade?

For producers Fairtrade is unique in offering four important benefits: (1) stable prices that cover the costs of sustainable production; (2) market access that enables buyers to trade with producers who would otherwise be excluded from market; (3) partnership (producers are involved in decisions that affect their …