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Good for people, economy, community, animals and environment.
Buying fine-flavoured chocolate helps support local communities and farmers that grow the cocoa beans. It preserves and expands natural rainforests and protects endangered cocoa trees that produce superfine cocoa beans.
Solkiki pays about 6 times the fair trade price per kg.
Solkiki pays about 60 times the fair trade premium (the markup that fair trade offer above the industrial base). Solkiki don’t pay coyotes – the shady middlemen who visit remote farms with their pickup and buy whatever the farmer is desperate to sell.
Solkiki keep the chain as short as possible to insure the money goes where it needs to go, so future generations can keep enjoying these very special chocolates.
Curious to find out more? Check out their range and their philosophy.
70% Chuao Venezuela
Profile of spice, leather, citrus, nut… 400 year old Estate Very rare, low volume Mix of 25 different strains Reliable single Source World's first designated protected cacao domain Legendary cacao, […]
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Malt, Walnut, Blackberry, Berry
70% Costa Esmeraldas, Ecuador
Award winning bar! The 70+0 represents an exemplary accessible Ecuadorian Dark. Notes of blackberry and cookie spice in particular rise to the top of this bar, and break through the […]
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Chocolatey, Berry
Malagos 70% – Heirloom Cacao #16 Philippines
Supreme chocolatey base note with a profile including nut, honey, cream, figs and fleeting myriad notes of cucumber, watermelon, sesame, honeysuckle, fine kumquat and more. Expect a slow melt and […]
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Chocolatey, Caramel
