Fine-chocolate exporter builds fame on remote African island
Accra
CLAUDIO Corallo is a reluctant celebrity as Africa's only maker and exporter of fine chocolate.
His delicacies sell at US$26.50 for a 160-gramme box in Palo Alto, California, in a shop a stone's throw away from a Louis Vuitton store that sells handbags from US$1,200. But he eschews trade shows, labelling, fancy packaging, and insists on calling himself an agronomist.
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