Introducing Divine Chocolate Bakery At Caffe Culture

This year, for the first time, Divine Chocolate Ltd, the leading Fairtrade chocolate company, will be exhibiting at Caffe Culture at Olympia from 23rd – 24th May 2007. As well as the wide range of delicious chocolate products, Divine will be introducing a very special high quality range of bakery products at the show. To discover a truly Divine experience and a very distinctive range, visit Divine on stand D30.

Alistair Menzies, Head of Sales and Marketing for Divine Chocolate Ltd says “We are very much looking forward to introducing Divine to the visitors at Caffe Culture. Divine is growing fast and consumers love the product, and seek it out for its farmer-owned and Fairtrade credentials. We know that, as well as wanting beautifully presented well-priced brands, this assurance is increasingly what the out-of-home market is looking for too – and Divine delivers in every sense.”

Divine Chocolate Ltd has partnered with the bakery experts, Innov8ive Foods, to launch a delicious range of Fairtrade chocolate cookies, brownies and muffins. All products have been made to authentic natural recipes and contain a high percentage of Divine 70% Dark Chocolate giving them a rich and indulgent flavour.

As well as the launching the Divine Bakery range at Caffe Culture, Divine Chocolate will be exhibiting and sampling all their Fairtrade chocolate bars including the 45g which are ideal for cafes, shops and retail outlets (the 45g bar is available in 4 flavours). Made with the best Fairtrade cocoa, all natural ingredients and contains no artificial flavours or additives.

Divine Chocolate is not only made with the best quality Fairtrade cocoa, but is actually co-owned by Kuapa Kokoo, the Ghanaian cooperative of cocoa farmers who supply it, so they get a fairer deal, and a share in the companys profits.

Divine is one of the leading Fairtrade brands in the UK, and in January the brand was relaunched with a striking new livery making it even more Divine and subtly highlighting its Ghanaian heritage. The new brand features a newly designed gold logo and packaging which is decorated with Adinkra symbols used traditionally in Ghana on crafts and fabrics, each with a distinctive meaning. The new design has been received incredibly well, with consumers delighted at shows, and several new listings secured already this Spring.

The Divine Chocolate range includes 100g and 45g bars, boxed dark chocolate covered fruit and nut products, after dinner mints, seasonal products and 5g mini bars.

Find out more at Divinechocolate.com.