Divine Chocolate Pops Up In Covent Garden For Fairtrade Fortnight
Divine Chocolate is celebrating Fairtrade Fortnight (25th
Feb-10th March) this year with its first Pop Up shop located in the buzzing
Seven Dials shopping area by Covent Garden in London.
Over the two weeks, Divine will be showcasing two exciting
new products and the great new Easter range, as well as introducing shoppers to
two cocoa farmers over in the UK for the first time as ambassadors of their
co-operative Kuapa Kokoo. Divine will also be hosting some great free events in
the shop's spacious gallery basement. The Divine Pop-Up Shop is at 71 Monmouth
Street, WC2. Full details will be available soon at
www.divinechocolate.com/Fortnight2013
Exclusively available at the shop will be Divine's brand new
chocolate bars - Dark 70% chocolate with Chilli & Orange - a fiery and
zesty combination with our rich intense chocolate, and 38% Milk Chocolate with
Toffee & Sea Salt - a mouth-watering counterpoint of sweet and saltiness in
a high cocoa milk chocolate. The new
bright Easter range will be available too - including new praline chickens and
eggs, and our very special milk chocolate and honeycomb bees.
Over the course of the two weeks there will be the opportunity
to meet the farmers Mary Appiah and Esther Ephraim from Kuapa Kokoo, have an
Azonto dance lesson (the Ghanaian dance craze), find out all about African and
ethical fashion, join a Fairtrade debate or just look around at the stunning
exhibition of striking images of the Kuapa Kokoo co-operative in Ghana.
Alongside all the events based at the pop-up shop, Mary and
Esther will be be speaking to a variety of audiences from shoppers in stores
all round London, to trainee farmers at Hadlow College in Kent, primary
schoolchildren, and design graduates.
The theme for Fairtrade Fortnight this year is "Go
further" - encouraging consumers to add new Fairtrade favourites to their
shopping list. Divine's been going further than Fairtrade from the start - with
cocoa farmers not only getting the Fairtrade price for their cocoa, but also
owning 45% of the company. And for this year's Fortnight Divine's not only
making sure chocolate lovers can meet the farmers behind their favourite treat,
but going further with a shop of its very own!
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