Top 10 Ethical Chocolate Brands

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Top Ten Ethical Chocolate Brands. Logos for the top 10 ethical chocolate brands are shown. The list may change after user votes but initial brands are: Alter Eco, Equal Exchange, Theo, Endangered Species, Plamil, Tcho, Divine, Seed and Bean, Tony's Chocolonely, Beyond Good.

Here’s a guide to the top 10 ethical chocolate brands. It’s different to other guides in that it will change with your input – vote now! This is an exercise in user-generated ratings for ethical consumerism.

User-generated ratings for ethical consumerism

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User-generated ratings for ethical consumerism. The image text reads: User-generated content in the form of Crowdsourced ratings for Ethical consumerism

I’m reluctant to create an ethical consumerism guide based only on my own opinion – it would be incomplete. We need a good, reliable guide that relies on user-generated content. The experiment starts next week!

Win a subscription to Ethical Consumer

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Win a subscription to Ethical Consumer. The image shows detail from a table from Ethical Consumer Magazine. The table ranks clothing brands from best to worst. The top 5 brands shown are Patagonia Organic, Patagonia, American Apparel, H&M Conscious, and ASOS organic.

To enter the competition, all you need to do is write a review of any product or business that includes an ethical rating. The winner gets a subscription to Ethical Consumer for one year. Ethical Consumer, a UK-based nonprofit, is probably the best resource on all things related to ethical consumption.

Ethical Consumerism, Part 5: Why we need User-Generated Ratings.

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5 gold stars on top of 5 green stars

I think it’s worth writing a post to explain why I took the direction of user-generated ratings with the Green Stars Project. There’s a pretty good chance that you take advantage of user-generated content on a regular basis. Perhaps you were just looking up the difference between herons and cranes on Wikipedia, and then went … Continue reading Ethical Consumerism, Part 5: Why we need User-Generated Ratings.