And where will I get my walnut logs from now?

Darrell Lea closes half its stores, cuts 200 jobs

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Green & Blacks mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Originally Posted by Silas Sydenham

And where will I get my walnut logs from now?

Darrell Lea closes half its stores, cuts 200 jobs

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Time to become a chocolatier Silas!! We make a lot of our own; it's quite fun

On their website there is a section that will help you find a store near your, if there isn't one you can order online. Do they use ethically sourced coco? You know that doesn't come from slave labor?

Originally Posted by JoshA

On their website there is a section that will help you find a store near your, if there isn't one you can order online. Do they use ethically sourced coco? You know that doesn't come from slave labor?

Ordering online will not be the same as walking into a Darrell Lea store. The delicious smell of chocolate, licorice and hot sugar wafts out onto the street, and seduces you to come inside.

One cannot be 100% sure of the source of the cocoa in any chocolate. I am still involved in the boycott of Ferrero Rocher. I have not knowingly used a Nestle product since the 1970s

The Lea family claims that most of their cocoa products come from Niugini, where trafficked child labour is not used. There may be, however, children employed on the Niugini plantations, which are mostly village-owned.