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Nothing Like Chocolate tells the story of Mott Green, an anarchist chocolatier based in Grenada. The film focuses on his efforts to address the issues within the global chocolate industry, which is plagued by problems such as child labor and corporate greed. Green operates the Grenada Chocolate Company in the hamlet of Hermitage, where he utilizes solar power, employee shareholding, and small-scale antique equipment to produce chocolate.
The documentary presents a narrative of hope amidst the challenges faced by the industry. It emphasizes Green's commitment to ethical practices and the production of high-quality chocolate, contrasting it with the widespread use of synthetic products in the market. The film illustrates the potential for positive change within a sector often associated with exploitation and environmental degradation.
Why Watch
- •Meet Mott Green, a revolutionary chocolatier in Grenada.
- •Find out how solar power transforms chocolate production.
- •See the impact of employee shareholding in a small business.
Did You Know
•Mott Green founded the Grenada Chocolate Company in Hermitage, Grenada.
•The film has a duration of 68 minutes.
•The documentary was released in 2012.
Perfect For
Ethical food productionChocolate loversEnvironmental sustainability