Chocolate makers try to charm Chinese with lunar new year bonbons


Godiva chocolates.

Chinese still prefer salty and savoury to sweet.

THOUGH Chinese consumers are known for lacking a sweet tooth, premium chocolate makers are hoping to cash in on the tradition of gift giving over the lunar new year with a slew of limited edition, commemorative gift sets.

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