Is Taza chocolate made in the USA?

Last checked Oct 21, 2026 · 1 pick · Level 2 · How we check origin

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Short answer. Taza says it makes its chocolate bean to bar at its factory in Somerville, Massachusetts. The cacao itself is imported.

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This page sums up what Taza Chocolate says about where this product is made, with a link to the maker’s own page, the caveats and the date we checked. We have not visited the factory or tested the product. Taza Chocolate did not pay to be listed.

The origin receipt

Title card: Taza Chocolate, Somerville, Massachusetts (no product photo yet)
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Taza stone-ground chocolate

Taza Chocolate · Somerville, MA

What the maker says
Taza says it makes its stone-ground chocolate from bean to bar at its chocolate factory in Somerville, Massachusetts, using hand-carved stone mills. Source: Taza: Our process
Caveat
The cacao is not grown in the US (Taza buys it under its Direct Trade program); ‘made in Somerville’ refers to the chocolate making.
Price
Taza listed chocolate discs from $6.99, a Mexican-Style Chocolate Sampler at $28 and a Wicked Dark 4-bar bundle at $27 on Oct 21, 2026. Prices change; confirm before you buy.
Why it makes a good gift
Gritty, bold Mexican-style chocolate discs from a Boston-area factory; good for hot-chocolate people.

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