Chocolate is a product that is bearing up relatively well against the crisis. Its sales are not falling dramatically because it is associated with pleasure and is seen as a treat that can reduce anxiety; although, people are definitely looking for cheaper chocolate. The European chocolate and confectionary industry generates annual profits of over 47.8 billion euros (£43.46 billion). Belgian chocolate contains a high percentage of pure cocoa and is one of the most famous kinds due to its high quality; going into one of the chocolate shops is a feast for the senses (Image: ©Álvaro Millán)
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