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Whether chocolate lovers are obsessed with holiday flavors or they love adding chocolates to loved ones’ stockings, Theo Chocolate has some great options this holiday season.
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.
Seattle, Wash.-based Theo Chocolate has a new ceo. Etienne Patout will take the company’s helm April 9, succeeding co-founder and former CEO Joe Whinney.
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.
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.