


The Results Are In: UBC Study Shows Eating Ross Sugar Free Dark Chocolate Results in Lower Blood Glucose in Adults With Diabetes
A study recently published by UBC Researchers shows that eating Ross Sugar Free Dark Chocolate results in lower blood glucose levels than regular dark chocolate in adults with diabetes – this is in line with our expectations since Ross Chocolate is completely sugar...
Diabetes Facts & Figures 2020: A Summary of The Center for Disease Control Report on Diabetes in the USA
The Center for Disease Control periodically produces reports about the status of Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes in the USA. This blog summarizes the main information contained within the CDC report. Read the full report Prevalence of Pre-Diabetes (Adults) Diabetes has one...
Update – UBC Study: Diabetes & Dark Chocolate
In December 2020, Ross Chocolates reported on a study being conducted by the University of British Columbia’s Department of Food, Nutrition and Health, Dietetics. The study is examining the impact that Ross’ Sugar-Free Dark Chocolate and sugar-sweetened 70% cocoa dark...
Confectionery Production magazine interview
Editor of Confectionery Production magazine, Neill Barston, speaks exclusively to Phil Hemmings, sales manager at Ross Chocolates, on its no added sugar range of chocolate designed for diabetics, which is seeing a rise in popularity amid wider healthy confectionery...