The Hershey Co. has announced plans to join a new non-profit focused on sustainability issues in the supply chain.

The money will fund more than just farmers looking to improve their yields. It's slated to help eliminate child labor, promote gender equality, market cocoa farming as an attractive profession, and even protect the eco systems where cocoa is grown.

Teens want it more, young adults want it less and grandma probably likes her’s dark.

Hershey has recently launched a modern version of a pen pal program that links kids at a school in its hometown of Hershey, Pa. to children in Ghana.

When Yao N'Dri Pasca was having a problem with black pod disease on his cocoa farm, he turned to pesticides.

In an effort to capture more of the Eastern European market, Barry Callebaut has announced plans to build a factory in Eskisehir, Turkey.

Barry Callebaut has signed its first long-term outsourcing agreement in South America and is planning a new $14-million factory as a result.

Quinn shares his thought on “King Size,” cocoa sustainability, and some of the products Mars will introduce in 2013.

Current crop numbers show a two million metric ton gap in the amount of sustainable cocoa needed by 2020 and the amount currently produced.

Mars believes that only way to truly change the cocoa world is to work with others — even if it means working with its competitors.