The company, which has been promoted by actor Idris Elba, sells ethical chocolate under the slogan “Let’s make chocolate 100% slavery-free.” Tony’s Chocolonely discovered 1,701 new cases of child labor in its supply chain in the year to April 2021, according to a recent report.

Seriously delicious chocolate eggs, perfect for Easter! It could be a treat for yourself or someone else; partner, brother, sister, parents, anyone... Give some chocolate joy this Easter!

While van de Keuken is no longer running the show from the company headquarters in Pazzanistraat, Netherlands, the dedicated team currently behind Tony’s has continued to work at their goal of making all chocolate slave-free and Fairtrade. If you are looking for an ethical Easter egg for the grown-up in your life, then try Booja Booja. These seriously pretty reusable egg-shaped boxes contain a selection of Booja’s Booja’s deliciously decadent and vegan-friendly chocolate truffles. The results of this year’s Chocolate Scorecard are in: Tony’s has officially been crowned an Industry Leader (alongside Beyond Good, Alter Eco and Whittakers). The independent panel explains, “You can buy products from these brands with confidence you're not harming the people who make them, or the planet.”

Whether it’s a winter holiday, a declaration of love in February, or a spring celebration with lots of bunnies and eggs, there are instances when some of us like to feel all fancy and buy a big variety box of chocolates. What makes these ethically made truffles extra special is that they are certified organic and free of palm oil. They are also dairy-free, wheat-free, gluten-free, and free of any genetically modified ingredients.

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Tony’s Chocolonely is working with the goal of applying these principles to their business, and making them transparent and accessible to the industry overall. We’re all about celebrating each other’s successes. Egg-specially when it comes to serious things like combatting child labor and paying farmers a fair price for their cocoa. In that spirit, bunny ears off to Beyond Good for taking home this year’s Golden Egg Award! With 6 green eggs in their basket, they definitely deserve this win. MILK CHOCOLATE HAZELNUT: sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10.00% hazelnuts, emulsifier ( soya lecithin) Easter is a mere bunny hop, skip, and a jump away – this year it falls on Sunday 9th of April. And if you have kids in your life (or a grown-up with a sweet tooth!) then no doubt your thoughts will soon be turning to Easter eggs. Every spring, the hunt begins anew: Mighty Earth, Be Exploitation Free, Green America, INKOTA and National Wildlife Federation join forces, searching far and wide for the chocolate industry’s sustainability frontrunners and rottenest practices. The world’s top cocoa traders and choco makers are served 60 hard-shelled questions around:

Ingredients are bought at higher prices to ensure the farmers are properly compensated with a stable living income Just a couple of years ago, plastic-free Easter eggs were almost impossible to find. Your only option was to make your own eco-friendly Easter egg alternatives. It still uses Fairtrade cocoa and sugar, but doesn’t contain any milk, so it’s suitable for vegans (though Tony’s does caution it may contain traces of eggs and milk from the production process).Perfect for Easter egg hunts, this pouch includes 8 of your favourite Tony's Chocolonely flavours. Enjoy a mix of milk, dark and white chocolate with pieces of hazelnut, nougat, caramel, almond and sea salt. Whilst it’s free from a lot of things, it’s certainly not taste-free. This deliciously rich and creamy salted caramel flavour egg is sure to be a hit with both kids and grown-ups. It’s the high cacao content that gives it this delicious taste. And this means less sugar is required to get the desired taste. In fact, Happi says they use 35% less sugar compared to other leading brands. With 20 Egg-stra special eggs in each bag, there is something for everyone to enjoy. All palm oil free, slavery free and Fairtrade Certified - everything we love about Tony's! Grab this bag while you can, it's the perfect Easter gift for you or your loved ones this year. Tony’s Chocolonely isn’t the only ethical chocolate producer on the market. But unlike many other companies, who started out making chocolate for profit and attempted to make a positive impact on the world later, Tony’s approached the issue in reverse. MILK CHOCOLATE CARAMEL SEA SALT: sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10.00% caramel pieces (sugar, glucose syrup, cream ( milk), butter ( milk)), 0.50% sea salt, emulsifier ( soya lecithin)

MILK CHOCOLATE ALMOND HONEY NOUGAT: sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10.00% honey-almond-nougat (cane sugar, glucose syrup, 2.00% almonds, potato starch, 0.10% honey, cocoa butter, egg white), emulsifier ( soya lecithin) Here, Tony’s pairs their dark chocolate, with its rich but not-too-bitter 51% cocoa content, with simple almonds and sea salt flakes. It’s complex and sophisticated, but the smooth flavor and subtle bitterness also make it a great introduction to high-quality dark chocolate. Red: Milk | Blue: Extra dark | Yellow: Milk almond honey nougat | Orange: Milk caramel sea salt | Green: Dark almond sea salt | Dark Green: Milk hazelnut | Purple: Milk pretzel toffee We’re proud to be on the list of good choco brands happily hopping their way into Easter (aka peak choco shopping season). Helping those farmers have access to resources to improve their production, both in terms of ethical efficiency and environmental impactHappi is also proud to be 100% slave free. Happi says that it buys its cacao directly from farmers and growers with a full ‘farm-to-bar’ supply chain. This means that Happi knows who grows the cacao beans and what they get paid. Tony’s chocolonely chocolate is certified Fairtrade – a certification standard that sets minimum social and environmental standards for the growers and environment, and sets a minimum price for co-operatives. The cocoa beans used to make this bar are farmed in Ghana and the Ivory Coast and are fully traceable. Fairtrade certified chocolate often isn't fully traceable meaning that companies buy into the pot, a bit like when you buy green electricity for your house. Tony's IS fully traceable meaning Tony's Chocolonely know exactly where the beans come from that end up in their chocolate bars. May contain traces of gluten, eggs, peanuts and tree nuts. Suitable for vegetarians, not suitable for Vegans. With veganism on the rise, more and more people are looking for vegan options when it comes to their favorite treats. One of the most popular chocolates on the market today is Tony’s Chocolate, but is it suitable for vegans? In this article, we’ll explore the ingredients used in Tony’s Chocolate and answer the question of whether or not it can be enjoyed by those following a vegan lifestyle. We’ll also look at the production process and the company’s sustainability initiatives, to give you a clear picture of what you’re buying when you reach for Tony’s Chocolate. What he found was that the cocoa farmers in West Africa, who van de Keuken says provide the major chocolate and candy companies with around 60% of the world’s cocoa, have been subjected to horrific conditions. He found farmers living in poverty, not getting a fair trade for their product, and found that unpaid child labour was being used.