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CarobBiome carob-based prebiotic fiber is the company's first product rollout in North America.

Improved weather in places that grow cocoa, such as Africa, could help decrease candy prices.

The combination brings together two complementary organizations known for innovation, licensed products, and retail partnerships.

The West Africa Cocoa Programme plays a key role in preparing cooperatives to navigate regulatory changes, economic fluctuations, climate change, and other pressures.

An affordable alternative to pure couverture chocolate, the blend consists of 50% Belgian couverture chocolate and 50% compound chocolate, and is available in milk, dark, and white varieties.

The partnership aims to offer customers a comprehensive range of Belgian chocolate products.

The National Confectionery Sales Association (NCSA) honored 11 industry leaders at its its 54^th Candy Hall of Fame induction ceremony. 

Trends like emotional connection, novelty and adventure, and snack-sized formats are shaping this season's demand.

The seasonal assortment includes advent calendars, giftable formats, and limited-edition confections, available at retailers through the end of the year.

The chocolatier's products are now available at nearly 40 additional U.S. and Canadian airport locations, New York City’s Moynihan Train Hall, and resort casinos in Las Vegas, NV, and Atlantic City, NJ.