Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups are America’s favorite Halloween candy, according to a new survey by New Jersey-based Monmouth University.

Mars Wrigley Confectionery has launched several items sure to make any candy lover’s Halloween sweet and spooky.

The Professional Manufacturing Confectioners Association (PMCA) hosted a chocolate short course at the University of California-Davis last month to increase its presence on the West Coast.

Loacker has launched the Duality Chocolate Bar, a delicious confection that offers two sides of goodness. 

Jason Harty, Theo’s chief marketing officer, recently spoke with Candy Industry about the thought process behind the brand’s latest redesign, as well as the importance of supporting cocoa farmers.

Halloween fanatic Neil Patrick Harris will supply the tricks and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups will provide the treats.

Russell Stover Chocolates has launched the “Make happy.” campaign, its first major creative brand initiative in more than two decades.

The United Nations Development Programme and the FairChain Foundation have created The Other Bar, a chocolate bar that challenges consumers to take direct action against poverty.

Tony’s Chocolonely is getting into the spooky spirit with the all-new Halloween Tiny Tony’s chocolate bites.

Pastry chef Susan Notter, Rhonda Kave, owner of Roni-Sue’s Chocolates, and New York City’s Li-Lac Chocolates will be honored as Legends of Chocolate during the 2019 Big Chocolate Show.