Caley's launches chocolate bars as Help for Heroes

[paulham]

Caley's of Norwich, a British producer of fine chocolate products since 1883, have launched 3 new chocolate products in support of Help for Heroes, a registered charity who offer support for our wounded service men and women.

The range includes milk and dark 55g chocolate bars and a 400g instant hot chocolate drink, from which a donation is made to Help for Heroes by Caley's for every unit sold.

The milk and dark chocolate bars, which typically retail at 65p, will see 5p from every bar go directly to the charity founded by Bryn and Emma Parry just over a year ago, whilst the hot chocolate typically retails at £1.99 and prompts a 10p donation.

Caley's, a family-run firm with offices and factories in Norwich and Hampshire, have a long history of supporting the British Forces, going back to World War I when their chocolate formed a part of every soldiers ration pack.


http://www.talkingretail.com/products/product-news/11722-caleys-launches-chocolate-bars-as-help-for-heroes.html

Anyone tried their chocolate? Is it any good?

[smurfboy]

I've heard of it but never seen it.