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Ezaki Glico snaps up TCHO

Japanese food conglomerate eyes U.S. chocolate market with acquisition of Berkeley-based craft chocolate company.
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Bernie Pacyniak
February 21, 2018
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Osaka, Japan-based Ezaki Glico Co., Ltd. will acquire TCHO Ventures, Inc., a San Francisco-area, award-winning craft chocolate company. 


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Winter Fancy Food Show

Driven to the ‘dark side’

Hi-octane chocolate as well as reimagined marshmallows and marzipan catch the attention of Candy Industry’s trends spotter at the Winter Fancy Food Show.
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Curtis Vreeland
January 26, 2016
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The release of a new Star Wars movie seems to be affecting craft chocolate makers. Dark bars with a “force” factor above 80 percent cacao abounded at last week’s Winter Fancy Foods Show at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
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TCHO use hi-tech techniques to trace, track cocoa beans

Effort embraces on-site flavor labs, improved infrastructures and cloud-based monitoring systems to monitor bean quality.
March 20, 2013
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San Francisco-based TCHO, a high-end chocolate bar manufacturer that takes to heart its core values involving quality and traceability, has been in the forefront of linking the supply chain from the farmer’s field to the consumer.
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Tcho partners with World Cocoa Foundation to improve quality of Ghana’s cocoa

With the backing of new shareholders, the young chocolate maker brand expands its global presence by investing in cocoa’s future
Jorona Johnson
February 20, 2013
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Despite its youth and size, San Francisco-based chocolate maker Tcho is making large-scale efforts to improve the global cocoa market, starting with Ghana. The company is collaborating with the World Cocoa Foundation (WCF) to introduce a “Flavor Lab” at the Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana to show farmers the direct link between quality at the farm level and increased value for their product.
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