Making cocoa fairer
Best practices from the craft chocolate industry on increasing farmer income and improving equity across the cocoa value chain.

Leila Carvajal Erker of Cocoa Supply shares about the efficiencies of Direct Trade and the scale needed to benefit farmers.
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Sourcing Single Origin Couverture
David Upchurch Chocolatier in San Francisco shares about benefits of working with single origin Ecuadorian couverture chocolate made in Ecuador.
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Total Transparency across the Cocoa Value Chain
Leila Carvajal Erker of Cocoa Supply shares about creating total transparency in craft chocolate from farm to maker.
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Couverture Chocolate made in Country of Origin
Jenny Samaniego of Conexión Chocolate in Ecuador shares about benefits of making chocolate in origin.
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