Chocolate

Most cocoa farmers do not earn enough to cover their basic needs. This is in part due to unreliable market prices and an unfair supply chain.

In recent years, the price of cocoa beans has slumped. Disease and age are damaging cocoa trees, while climate change is making crops harder to grow.

What difference does choosing Fairtrade make?

When you choose Fairtrade chocolate, you know that farmers in places like Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana are getting a fairer price for their cocoa.

Farmers and workers receive the Fairtrade Minimum Price for their crop. It means they are more likely to be able to cover household costs like education, food and healthcare.

They also receive an additional Fairtrade Premium, which they can choose to invest in their communities and to fight the effects of climate change.

Read more about Fairtrade cocoa farmers

Where to buy Fairtrade chocolate

Aldi logo

Aldi
Aldi is moving towards Fairtrade-certified cocoa.

Alter Eco logo

Alter Eco
Organic, Fairtrade chocolate for more than 20 years.

ASDA logo

Asda
Find your nearest store.

Beech's Fine Chocolates logo

Beech’s Fine Chocolates
A longstanding British chocolatier using Fairtrade cocoa across the range.

Belvas

Belvas
Luxury Fairtrade Belgian chocolate.

Ben & Jerry's Logo

Ben & Jerry’s
The first ice cream maker in the world to use Fairtrade-certified ingredients.

Fairtrade hot chocolate