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Chocolate company De Bonte Koe looks beyond the holidays: ‘Chocolate connects’

Chocolate company De Bonte Koe looks beyond the holidays: ‘Chocolate connects’

The Schiedam-based family business De Bonte Koe has been nominated for the National Entrepreneur Prize for its innovative approach to chocolate making. The company focuses on year-round customer engagement by developing unique recipes like the Dubai bar and special chocolates to ensure their products remain relevant beyond traditional holidays.

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