Understanding Cocoa Industry Figures

What does this figure mean: 60%?

• The percentage of children working in the cocoa industry.

• The percentage of cocoa farms owned by Tony's Chocolonely.

• The percentage of the world's cocoa produced by families in Ghana and the Ivory Coast.

• The percentage of profits shared with cocoa farmers.

What does this figure mean: 2.5 million?

• The number of children working illegally in the cocoa industry.

• The number of families involved in cocoa production in Ghana and the Ivory Coast.

• The number of adults working without pay on cocoa farms.

• The total profit made by large chocolate companies.

What does this figure mean: 2.1 million?

• The number of families involved in ethical cocoa farming.

• The number of adults paid fairly for their work on cocoa farms.

• The number of children working illegally in the cocoa industry.

• The amount of cocoa beans Tony's Chocolonely purchases annually.

What does this figure mean: 30,000?

• The number of farmers benefiting from co-operatives.

• The number of adults and children working without pay on cocoa farms.

• The number of chocolate bars sold by Tony's Chocolonely.

• The number of companies involved in the cocoa supply chain.

What does this figure mean: 100%?

• The percentage of cocoa beans purchased from large companies.

• The percentage of children attending school in cocoa-producing regions.

• The percentage of profits shared equally among farmers.

• Tony's Chocolonely's goal for slave-free chocolate consumption.