Chocolate Brands You Should Never Buy

Hershey's: While Hershey's is a well-known chocolate brand, some consumers criticize the company for using low-quality ingredients, such as artificial flavors and preservatives.

Nestlé: Nestlé, one of the largest food and beverage companies in the world, has faced criticism for its involvement in unethical practices.

Cadbury: Cadbury, owned by Mondelez International, has faced criticism for reducing the size of its chocolate bars while keeping prices the same.

Mars: Mars, the maker of popular chocolate brands like Snickers and M&M's, has faced criticism for its use of palm oil, which is linked to deforestation and habitat destruction.

Godiva: While Godiva is known for its luxury chocolates, some consumers criticize the brand for its high prices and perceived lack of quality compared to other premium chocolate brands.

Ferrero Rocher: Ferrero Rocher, known for its hazelnut-filled chocolates, has faced criticism for its use of unsustainable palm oil and for its marketing practices.

Lindt: Lindt, a Swiss chocolate brand, has faced criticism for its use of palm oil and for sourcing cocoa from areas associated with child labor, despite its claims of ethical sourcing.

Toblerone: Toblerone, known for its distinctive triangular-shaped chocolate bars, has faced criticism for reducing the weight of its bars while keeping prices the same.