what does the mars candy decided to do ?
Mars Candy Commits to Sustainable Cocoa Sources The link between child slavery and cocoa production and chocolate has been well-documented, even here on TreeHugger, with our piece by guest contributor Tex Dworkin of the Global Exchange Fair Trade Online Store in 2007. Candy companies like Mars that buy the vast majority of the world’s cocoa have also been hounded by environmentalists over the adverse environmental impact of cocoa production, namely deforestation and overuse of pesticides, and that pressure seems to have finally paid off, at least in the case of Mars. The candy giant Thursday announced each of its chocolate products will be made from sources that meet certain environmental, labor and production standards by 2020, according to the Washington Post. Mars is partnering with the Rainforest Alliance, which has developed a a certified-sustainable seal with clear environmental, labor and production requirements. Mars announcement followed on the heels of Cadbury’s decision to u
Mars Candy is handing out free candy bars with (as far as we can tell) no catch. It’s part of a new promotion called the Mars Real Chocolate Relief Act, and it’s one you probably shouldn’t let slip by. Mars Candy Chocolate Relief Act All you have to do is head over to RealChocolate.com on any (or every) Friday between now and September 25.
