Oxfam sells “Divine” fair trade hot chocolate, which tastes particularly good and is not sold at the rip-off price that some supermarkets charge for fair trade products to put working class people off buying them and encouraging them to compromise their principles by buying non-fair trade products.

As well as giving farmers in Ghana a decent wage for their work (with them having shares in the cooperative that produces the hot chocolate so that the farmers get additional money when the cooperative does well) and raising money for Oxfam, there are Christian Aid and Comic Relief logos on the boxes indicating that some of the proceeds go to those charities – and obviously not the tiny amounts of money donated by Flora for Red Nose Day 2004 in an exercise of blatant commercial exploitation of that charity.