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How Koko Black went from facing its demise to making profit in five years – The CEO Magazine
While the brand was established as a traditional European chocolatier, it has since been given a new life, adding Australian charm to produce wondrous creations….
Watching in awe as koalas jump between branches of a eucalyptus tree, potoroos snack on corn and peanuts, and sleepy tammar wallabies slowly rise for their breakfast a zoo doesnt seem an obvious location for Koko Black to launch its latest collection.
In reality, it couldnt be more appropriate. The beloved chocolatier has spent the past five years working tirelessly to cement itself as iconic Australian brand. And theres no better way to celebrate its new look than with another Aussie icon: Taronga…
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