Discover our initiatives to protect the environment and sustainably support cocoa-producing communities. Our commitment goes beyond chocolate quality: it encompasses people's well-being and planet preservation.

Since our beginnings, we have been building a cocoa supply chain that respects the environment, is socially equitable, and economically viable for future generations.

"Truly excellent chocolate cannot exist without respecting the people who cultivate it and the land that gives it life."

- Sustainable Development Director

Our Sustainability Vision

Our approach is based on three fundamental pillars that guide each of our decisions and actions.

Environmental

Preserve ecosystems, promote agroforestry, and reduce our carbon footprint at every stage of the value chain.

Social

Ensure dignified working conditions, train producers, and support local community development.

Economic

Ensure fair compensation and create resilient economic models for cocoa producers.

Fair Trade and Just Compensation

We believe in trade that values producers' work and ensures decent living conditions.

Our Concrete Commitments

Guaranteed Minimum Price

25% above market price, with a development premium for community projects

Multi-year Contracts

Economic security for producers through long-term commitments

Harvest Pre-financing

50% advance payment upon order to prevent producer debt

Quality Premium

Additional bonus for exceptional quality beans and sustainable practices

Commerce équitable avec les producteurs de cacao

Agroforestry and Regenerative Agriculture

We promote agroforestry systems that mimic natural ecosystems and regenerate soils.

Benefits of Agroforestry

Environment
  • Increased carbon sequestration
  • Biodiversity preservation
  • Soil erosion prevention
  • Natural climate regulation
Producers
  • Income diversification
  • Reduction of chemical inputs
  • Resilience to climate hazards
  • Improved soil fertility
Système agroforestier pour la culture du cacao

Biodiversity Protection

Our conservation programs aim to preserve the rich biodiversity of cocoa-growing regions.

Biological Corridors

Peru and Ecuador

Creation of corridors connecting forest fragments to enable wildlife movement.

Résultats :

15,000 hectares connected, return of 12 documented threatened species

Cocoa Gene Banks

Costa Rica

Conservation of ancient and rare cocoa varieties to preserve genetic diversity.

Résultats :

87 cocoa varieties conserved, 12 reintroduced in partner farms

Our commitment to ethical and sustainable cocoa is a continuous journey of improvement and innovation. Every bar you enjoy represents much more than a moment of pleasure: it's the fruit of a respectful value chain, men and women proud of their work, and an ecosystem preserved for future generations. Together, let's build a sweeter future for cocoa and those who cultivate it.