Papua New Guinea Karkar Island 72%

Our farmers are the Goodyear and Middleton families, based on the gentle, fertile slopes of the volcano. They are both some of the main employers on the island, with farm hands having been there for generations and whole families choosing to work there due to the fair conditions.

Our cocoa comes from KarKar island, which sits off the Northeast coast of Papua New Guinea. As you arrive to KarKar Island by boat, the vista is a visually accurate representation of what you’d expect to see of a 40-mile-across volcano rising up from the sea! It’s mammoth! There is no plane service so the only way on and off the island is on the cocoa boat, which takes 6 hours and includes the weekly school commute and any hospital trips required… The boat is powered by coconut, to show how every part of one of the island’s main crop is used to aplomb. The island itself is inhabited by hundreds of different species of orchids which is a stunning sight, as are the millions of fruit bats which dine on the plethora of fruit produced - but not cocoa, thankfully. There are no monkeys on the island and instead, the tree kangaroo took over as resident of the rainforest trees of Papua New Guinea.

Allergens in CAPS. Manufactured on equipment that also processes milk and nuts.

Cocoa mass, cocoa butter, unrefined sugar, emulsifier: sunflower lecithin.

Per 100g:
Energy 564 (kcal)/2341 (kj)
Fat 41g of which saturates 25g
Carbohydrates 34g of which sugars 29g
Protein 9.6g
Salt 0.02g