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The British summer that just keeps on giving! I can remember the weather like it was yesterday... the blue skies, the fluffy clouds, the beaming SUNSHINE! It was lush! But all that gorgeous weather when you're inside a factory working your...

As we grow older, our views about what we feel is important change, and things which mattered most, how can we be part of something bigger and how can we make a difference?

A few weeks ago we invited our good friend Andy (owner of Ainsty Ales) to our factory, little did we know he was bringing a few cheeky gifts in the form of bottled drinks.

I enjoy a chocolate bar as much as the next person, and these days it’s generally a pretty inexpensive treat.

I could take you through our entire trip to Kumi piecemeal, but if you’re like me you’ll have clicked out by the third sentence bored, so how about we look at a snapshot of the best bit of our latest visit?

The next instalment on our brief history of chocolate, takes place in 1519. An explorer called Hernán Cortés pursued his dream of discovering the New World.

The history of chocolate can be traced back as far as the ancient Mayans and Aztecs in Mexico, both of which are classed as some of the greatest ancient civilizations that have ever been discovered!

It hit home last week when my 20 year old daughter asked me what I would like as a gift for Mother’s day. “Your company “ I replied, which was met with a dismayed “Oh really?”