Though we’re celebrating love this week with chocolate and other sweets, it’s not too early to start thinking about Halloween and Christmas.

Capitalizing on its popularity during Halloween, Reese’s brand will install a candy exchange machine today in Washington Square Park on Fifth Avenue in New York City.

More than half of parents are loyal to their favorite candy brands when buying treats for Halloween, according to a survey conducted by shopping rewards app Shopkick.

New for Halloween 2018, Sour Punch has introduced bats and pumpkin shapes in 0.5-oz. pouches, perfect for trick-or-treaters. 

 Fine & Raw launched limited-edition Halloween chocolate bar featuring hair-raising artwork from NYC artist Yusuke Okada.

American consumers aren’t scared to pull out all the stops — or their wallets — when it comes to celebrating Halloween.

Summer doesn’t officially begin for another week, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to start thinking about Halloween.

CocoaAction began collecting data and rolling out community development and productivity practices last year. And they’ve made progress, according to the program’s new annual report, but there’s still a long way to go.