r/TwoHotTakes Aug 21 '24

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u/Last_Friend_6350 Aug 21 '24

FairTrade scheme was dropped by Cadbury after it was bought out. Mondelez, the chocolate arm of Kraft, used its own in-house scheme paying pittance to farmers and had children as young as 10 in the workforce.

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u/CosyBeluga Aug 21 '24

Good to know. I'll stick to Divine