Where can you buy "fair trade" or "traffik-free" chocolate?

Question

"Human trafficking" is an umbrella term for all forms of slavery that exist today. Did you know that nearly half of the world's chocolate is made from cocoa grown in the Cote D'Ivoire, where over 12,000 children have been trafficked into forced labor?
So, where (in your area) can you purchase "fair trade chocolate" or chocolate certified "traffik-free"? Kind of a "treasure hunt" kind of question. How many can you find?

Answer 1

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I believe whole foods. possibly trader joes. and some candy stores/chocolate shops [small businesses.]

Answer 2

See if your town had a Co-op. The one in my town has several brands of fairtrade chocolate

Answer 3

The city that I live in has 3 fair trade stores and the Whole Food Store here stocks fair trade chocolate.

Answer 4

in the uk oxfam also sell it and sainsbury's as well as the co-op, although the co-op sell a large range of fair trade products. Hotel Chocolat also trade fairly, though they are very expensive (but nice!!!)