Tony's Chocolonely Milk Hazelnut chocolate bar

Tony's Chocolonely is a Dutch chocolate company founded in 2005 by investigative journalist Teun van de Keuken (Tony) after he discovered the widespread use of child labor and slavery on cocoa farms in West Africa. The brand is famous for its mission to make 100% slave-free chocolate the norm in the industry.

While the company is headquartered in Amsterdam, the chocolate bars are primarily manufactured at Alprose in Switzerland or at Kim's Chocolates in Belgium. The distinct green packaging shown represents the Milk Hazelnut variety, which follows the brand's signature unequally divided bar design to symbolize the inequality in the chocolate industry. Ownership is currently held by a combination of the founder's trust and investment firms like Verlinvest and JamJar.