Kocoatrait, a zero-waste, sustainable chocolate brand, has announced the inclusion of heavy metal content information on the front of its packaging and individual product pages on its website.
With the launch of two new variants —Green Tea, Yuzu & Pineapple, and White Vegan Strawberry—Kocoatrait is testing its products based on the FSSAI-prescribed maximum limits for metal contaminants and taking an important step in empowering consumers to make healthier, more informed chocolate choices.
As global concerns about health and environmental impact intensify, Kocoatrait says it continues to lead the charge in innovation, ensuring its products meet the highest standards of safety and sustainability.
The issue of heavy metals in food products, particularly in chocolate, has garnered significant attention. Consumers are increasingly concerned about the origins of raw materials and their potential health impacts. Recognizing this, Kocoatrait is not just adhering to stringent safety regulations but is going above and beyond by prominently displaying heavy metal content on its packaging—a rare practice in the food industry. Kocoatrait now publishes cadmium and levels in their new chocolate bars packaging.
L Nitin Chordia, founder of Kocoatrait, commented, “Our commitment to sustainability is more than just eco-friendly practices; it’s about equipping our consumers with the knowledge they need to make choices that resonate with their values and health priorities. By transparently sharing the heavy metal content in our chocolates, we are setting a new standard in consumer empowerment. We believe this is the future of responsible consumerism.”
Co-founded by India’s first certified chocolate tasters, L Nitin Chordia and Poonam Chordia, Kocoatrait is known for its zero-waste packaging, sustainable sourcing, and dedication to social and environmental responsibility.
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Naresh Khanna – 10 February 2025
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