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Satisfy your sweet tooth with chocolates for marriage equality

The Margaret River Chocolate Company is showing their support for marriage equality with a special range of chocolates that help support the campaign for change.

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The equality campaign has been given a sweet and colourful boost with the popular chocolate company launching a limited edition rainbow coloured version of its highly popular milk chocolate pastelles.

The 100gm box sells for $4.95 and $2 from each sale goes to help fund the Yes campaign.

The Margaret River Chocolate Company’s Patrick Coward said the brightly packaged chocolates provided supporters of the campaign with a small but welcome token they could drop on the desks of colleagues or with friends to encourage them to vote Yes.

The rainbow pastelles are available at the company’s two factories in Margaret River and the Swan Valley and at The Margaret River Chocolate Company’s city store in Murray Street.

OIP Staff


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