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[[File:Madanga 03.jpg|thumb|600px|none|Madanga bar by Rausch]]
 
[[File:Madanga 03.jpg|thumb|600px|none|Madanga bar by Rausch]]
  
Additional information about the Madanga project in Madagascar can be found at [http://www.rausch-schokolade.com/plantagenschokolade/madanga.html rausch-schokolade.com/plantagenschokolade/madanga.html].
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While the marketing of the Madanga chocolate is or has been used in a context of advertising chocolate
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made from a single source plantation in Madagascar named Madanga, this is simply fictional marketing.
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Madanga is the a project name. The project supports together with Rausch and the government of Madagascar a farmers cooperative made up of serveral individual farmers, not a single plantation named Madanga.
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However, Rausch confirmed in German media in 2012 that the cocoa produced as part of the Madanga project does not fully meet the demand for the Madanga production (see link Chclt.net 30 Nov 2012 below). Therefore, not all cocoa used in the Madanga product is likely to come from Madagascar.
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Additional information about the Madanga project on Rausch's homepage can be found at [http://www.rausch-schokolade.com/plantagenschokolade/madanga.html rausch-schokolade.com/plantagenschokolade/madanga.html].
  
 
''Producer:''<br>
 
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Revision as of 13:48, 3 December 2012

Madanga is a chocolade brand with 39% cocoa from Madagascar and is one of several chocolates in the Plantagen series made by the Rausch chocolate company in Germany.

Madanga bar by Rausch

While the marketing of the Madanga chocolate is or has been used in a context of advertising chocolate made from a single source plantation in Madagascar named Madanga, this is simply fictional marketing. Madanga is the a project name. The project supports together with Rausch and the government of Madagascar a farmers cooperative made up of serveral individual farmers, not a single plantation named Madanga.

However, Rausch confirmed in German media in 2012 that the cocoa produced as part of the Madanga project does not fully meet the demand for the Madanga production (see link Chclt.net 30 Nov 2012 below). Therefore, not all cocoa used in the Madanga product is likely to come from Madagascar.

Additional information about the Madanga project on Rausch's homepage can be found at rausch-schokolade.com/plantagenschokolade/madanga.html.

Producer:
Rausch Schokoladen GmbH
Charlottenstraße 60
10117 Berlin
Germany

Tel.: +49 5171 9901-0
Website: www.rausch-schokolade.de


Additional information

  • Chclt.net Rausch responds confirming the allegations that the use of the term "Plantation chocolate" is incorrect. (30 Nov 2012).
  • Chclt.net continues a blog on the subject of Raush's doubtful labelling. (27 Nov 2012).
  • Die Welt article on book launch of "Der Schokoladentester" in which the author Georg Bernardini brings up the fact of the non-existent "Madanga Plantation" used in Raush's marketing. (27 Nov 2012).