[DIVINE] Fair Trade West Africa Ghana 85% Dark Chocolate (Prime) (90g)

Ingredients: Cocoa block, cocoa butter, Malawi fair trade sugar, cocoa powder, sunflower lecithin, Madagascar fair trade vanilla (more than 85% total cocoa solids) Selected as Britain's favorite fair trade product Using Forastero Cocoa Beans on the Coast of West Africa With a unique dark woody, thick texture Caviar, no chemical additives, palm oil __This product production plant, its equipment or production lines have to deal with other nuts, milk, gluten, food allergies, please pay attention__ **About Divine** **"A world where chocolate is cherished and celebrated by everyone."** Create a world where everyone shares, extols and cherishes chocolate In 1998, the first chocolate brand created by West African farmers in history was born in the United Kingdom with the assistance of large organizations such as Twin Trading, Body Shop, Christian Aid, and Comic Relief. In the past 20 years, the chocolate brand has won several awards - the UK Social Enterprise Awards Social Enterprise of the Year, the International Green Award for Sustainable Innovation, etc., sold to the United Kingdom, the United States, the Netherlands, Hungary, South Korea, the Czech Republic, Norway, Sweden, and Australia. , Japan and other countries, its chocolate taste is deeply loved by the public. Divine is in a serious chocolate industry with feminine and child labor issues and is eager to become a pioneer in the chocolate industry. Divine’s shareholding in the company’s company shares a 44% stake in Cocoa, creating an international chocolate brand co-operated with Cocoa, creating a fair and dignified trade relationship with people and empowering producers and consumers; through fairness and forever With continued acquisitions, Pratt and West Africa’s Cocoa smallholders will create their own future. **Divine for fair trade** Friendly environment - reduce air transport in the supply chain, use environmentally friendly packaging materials, reduce plastics and remove cellophane, use seasonal and local materials The friendly producers - Kuapa Kokoo Cooperatives are committed to the United Nations sustainable development goals of "gender equality," women's empowerment and empowerment, and promote women's education. School construction, anti-child labor and anti-exploitation. Friendly Consumers - Because of the unique flavor of chocolate in a single growing area, the source is transparent and can clearly trace the source of the product **Divine for cocoa raw materials** Divine uses a single producing area - Forastero cocoa beans from the Kuapa Kokoo Cooperative in Ghana, West Africa. The growing environment is very close to the equator and the water is not easy to maintain for a long period of time. Therefore, it has a unique dark woody, thick texture and rich flavor.