Rain or shine, chocolate remains resilient


Guan Chong's facilities in Ivory Coast, Africa

WITH everything else that has been going on – soaring inflation, record-high interest rates, warnings of a looming global recession, let’s pause for a chocolate break.

The demand for chocolate has always been largely undeterred by the economic downturns with some reports going as far as calling it a recession-proof industry.

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