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The luxury Belgian chocolatier Godiva, named after the legendary Lady Godiva, is to be bought by Turkish company Yildiz for dolar850m (£428m).

The Washington Post notes that Godiva officials insist there is no discrepancy in the quality of ingredients used by both the Belgium and the U.S. factory. In fact, the luscious chocolate coating of all Godiva treats are identical, David Albright, the then-president of Godiva Worldwide told the Washington Post.

Godiva operates factories in Belgium

If you prefer a sweeter salty dark chocolate, go for the Godiva or Lindt brands.

Jointly owned by Turkish conglomerate Yıldız Holding and South Korean equity company MBK Partners.

Failing to keep child labor out of their supply chains

Ulkar and Yildiz.

Explicitly prohibits the use of forced and child labor and requires suppliers to pay fair and reasonable wages

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Lady Godiva

God's gift

All of the Godiva Chocolates are made in Reading, Pennsylvania.