Cacao Magazine, Issue Two

The average consumer in Europe eats 7kg of chocolate every year. However, in a world where people are becoming increasingly interested in the food they eat, we felt that chocolate was being unfairly left out of the conversation. Tired of seeing chocolate misrepresented, and the stories of so many passionate people going unheard, we knew we had to do something about it – so we got to work creating Cacao Magazine.

Cacao is the first international print magazine entirely dedicated to the chocolate industry. Much like the chocolate-making process, the layout of our magazine follows the “bean-to-bar” sequence.

We begin where all chocolate does, at the hands of a farmer along the Cacao belt, exploring their stories from Nicaragua to Thailand. We then follow it all the way to your kitchen cupboard, and everywhere in between. Each issue also includes a feature country, join us as we unwrap the tales of its past and investigate the current and future landscape of the chocolate industry.

In this issue:
Issue two of Cacao Magazine contains stories ranging from the importance of terroir in chocolate to an interview with UK’s most renown chocolatier Paul A. Young. The featured country of issue two is Thailand.