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1 week ago |
foodsafety.einnews.com | Nicholas Robinson |Deniz Ataman |Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe |Gill Hyslop
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2 months ago |
foodnavigator.com | Donna Eastlake |Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe |Augustus Bambridge-Sutton
The chocolate market is booming, boasting a staggering global market value of $140.12bn (€123.08) in 2025 and a projected CAGR of 4.89% over the next five years (Statista). But external influences are reshaping the industry, forcing it to adapt while also creating a whole host of new innovation opportunities. Here are the key changes shaping the future of chocolate. Chocolate moving towards cocoa-freeChocolate is making major strides towards becoming cocoa-free.
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2 months ago |
confectionerynews.com | Donna Eastlake |Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe |Augustus Bambridge-Sutton
The chocolate market is booming, boasting a staggering global market value of $140.12bn (€123.08) in 2025 and a projected CAGR of 4.89% over the next five years (Statista). But external influences are reshaping the industry, forcing it to adapt while also creating a whole host of new innovation opportunities. Here are the key changes shaping the future of chocolate. Chocolate moving towards cocoa-freeChocolate is making major strides towards becoming cocoa-free.
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2 months ago |
foodnavigator-usa.com | Elizabeth Crawford |Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe
For 30 years, Seattle Chocolate has offered ethically sourced, imaginatively flavored and whimsically wrapped bars and truffles that consumers can feel just as good about buying as they do unwrapping and eating – and while the company’s core values and high quality are not changing, its branding is.
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2 months ago |
confectionerynews.com | Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe |Augustus Bambridge-Sutton
68% of consumers understand the concept of regenerative agriculture. That’s according to a new report released by crop supply firm, Acclym. However, only 12% are willing to pay more for products made from cocoa grown using regenerative agriculture practices. Despite this, major industry players including Nestlé and Mondelēz International, are investing in regenerative agriculture practices. Though uptake across the wider industry remains low, resulting from cost and implementation challenges.
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