CHOCOLATE HISTORY PROCESS

Cocoa, initially produced by the Aztecs, was introduced to Europe as a beverage by Spanish sailors in the 15th century. Its popularity surged in the 19th century with the transformation into chocolate, incorporating milk and sugar. The rich history of chocolate is based on approximately 3000 years.

Chocolate, in its modern form, originated in the 19th century, with the first production occurring in England in 1876. Derived from the seeds of the cocoa tree, chocolate is a nutrient-rich, energy-providing food.

SUMMARIZE THE PRODUCTION PROCESS

Cocoa beans are obtained and subjected to a washing process to remove foreign matter. Some ingredients are used for cocoa butter production. The cleaned beans are roasted in an oven. Afterward, the rolling process, commonly known as tossing, initiates. Within this stage, the outer shell separates from the edible tips, and the roasted beans undergo crushing between rollers, with air used to separate them from each other. Cocoa butter is acquired through hydraulic pressing of the cocoa solution. This cocoa butter is utilized in chocolate production, and the pressed cake is pulverized to create cocoa powder. The final products are packaged and made available for sale.

SPREADABLE CHOCOLATE

Spreadable chocolate has become a primary product in consumers' breakfast routines. Whether savored during a lively family breakfast, as a pick-me-up during the midday slump, as a sweet treat after dinner, or to satisfy late-night cravings, spreadable chocolates are positioned to delight consumers at any moment. Behind this perfect flavor lies a fascinating process, and packaging plays a crucial role in preserving it. Polipa packages excel in supporting customers in this regard. Our packaging shields spreadable chocolate from external factors, ensuring the flavor remains tasty. This circumstance enables you to savor the authentic taste of thoughtfully selected ingredients, sweetening your meals with every bite.

Transparent packaging options offer consumers a visual delight as they navigate supermarket shelves. Leveraging our IML technology, we empower you to display the brand on the product label as desired. We invite customers to indulge themselves without even opening the package.

In addition to all of this, we prioritize the future by manufacturing our products from recyclable 5th-grade PP raw material. Our endeavor align with our motto "LESS IS GREEN," and we invite you to join our "REVIVE THE CIRCLE" movement, contributing to the revitalization of sustainability.