Grenada Chocolate Company Deliciously Responsible

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Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 18:504-505 (2007)
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Grenada Chocolate Company (GCC) is the world’s smallest chocolate factory. After being hit with several hurricanes, the founders of GCC must decide the best way to continue their business. This case addresses the possibilities GCC has while exploring the benefits and pitfalls of a small business

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