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Checked 2026-10-03
The brand and its documented aliases are not named in this source snapshot. Parent-company links require separate evidence.
Read list evidenceCocoa
Viva Cacao
VerdictPurity
5.0/5
22 of 35 products had a scored ingredient list. 13 products had none, so they stay outside this score. The ethics finding is separate.
Ingredient breakdown
22 products with a readable ingredient list
Ethics findingSupply-chain evidenceSeparate from the purity score. Traceability, child-labour monitoring, living income, deforestation, and certification.
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Ethical Chocolate Christmas Gifts canadian chocolate has factory vegan only woman owned ♀️ Gift Ideas Mother's Day Sustainable Christmas Gifts Sustainable Gifts for Couples Sustainable Gifts for Dad Sustainable Gifts for Grandad Sustainable Gifts for Grandma Sustainable Gifts for Her Sustainable Gifts for Him Sustainable Gifts for Mum Sustainable Gifts for Sister Sustainable Halloween Sustainable Valentine's GiftsAbout Viva Cacao
Recorded findings grouped by subject. Blue bars show field completeness, not a score. Saved statements must be read with their source dates and evidence limits.
Materials and composition
1 of 17 fields recorded| Plastic-Free Packaging | Yes |
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Certification
3 of 8 fields recorded| Certified Fair Trade | No Recorded on this listing. Not a reviewed certificate or register result. |
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| Certified Organic | No Recorded on this listing. Not a reviewed certificate or register result. |
| Vegan | Brand declares vegan: Not confirmed. Animal-derived ingredients found: Not confirmed. |
Sourcing and supply chain
2 of 4 fields recorded| Factory | British Columbia |
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| Bean Origin | Peru |
Ownership and legal entity
1 of 17 fields recorded| Owner | Beth Campbell |
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Claims and evidence
1 of 36 fields recorded| Source type | Brand-stated |
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Price and commerce
1 of 16 fields recorded| Buy | https://vivacacao.ca |
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Scan result
4 of 30 fields recorded| Packaging | Compostable / home-compostable |
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| Packaging detail | States product is wrapped in a completely compostable package |
| Packaging source: last checked | 2026-07-29 |
Identity
3 of 6 fields recorded| Brand Name | Viva Cacao |
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| Women Owned | Yes |
sales@vivacacao.ca |
Further detail
11 of 60 fields recorded| B Corp | No |
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| Tree To Bar | No |
| BIPOC | No |
| Notes | Woman-owned business |
| Positive Note 2 | Fully vegan, dairy-free chocolate |
| Positive Note 3 | Plastic-free, recyclable packaging |
| Positive Note 4 | Transparent about bean origin (Peru) |
| Negative Note 1 | No organic certification found |
| Negative Note 2 | No Fairtrade or B Corp certification found |
| Negative Note 3 | Buys in cacao beans rather than growing its own |
| Negative Note 4 | No shop or factory visits offered |
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Ethical Consumer
Checked 2026-10-03
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Who Profits
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Ethics report
This is separate from the purity score. The public report shows no Ethics number.
Ethics findingSupply-chain evidenceSeparate from the purity score. Traceability, child-labour monitoring, living income, deforestation, and certification.
- Living-income premium
Beth Campbell is creating small-batch chocolate magic from her rural home in the Kootenays using superfoods, alternative sweeteners (such as coconut sugar) and mindfully-sourced and fairly-traded cacao.
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