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MIA Chocolate

The MIA (Made in Africa) movement is an opportunity that was born completely out of chance. Years after a happily random encounter between a chocolate enthusiast and a foodie, they began to work on a concept for a food brand that would transcend mere taste. In doing so, they began an ongoing series of collaborations with an African development entrepreneur, a unique brand designer and a group of people who are passionate about social impact. These collaborations have resulted in MIA producing single-origin chocolate at the source in Madagascar. Click here to learn more about the brand & products.