chocolate, single origin,
is a buzzword of today’s fine-chocolate industry. “Single origin” is perceived as a mark of distinction, even quality, promising consumers chocolate made with cacao beans from a verifiable source, not an anonymous blend. Use of the term is not standardized or regulated, however, and chocolate manufacturers have applied it in various ways, some of which are more meaningful than others.... ...
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