After having seen this documentary, I put this on the same list as blood diamonds and sweat shops. We are often oblivious to the extent of labor that goes into making a product. Products that we import and we consume on a daily basis. Like in the Wizard of Oz, we do not know what is going on behind the curtain or who is pulling the strings so to speak. It is only when we are being made aware and are educated on what is really going on, can we truly learn and contribute to make a difference in this world. While we, the consumers, do not have a direct involvement into what is going on in Africa, China or any other part of the world that exploits child labor or even adult labor paying them little to no monies, and we can not directly makes changes, we do have the opportunity to make an educated decision in terms of the products we currently do consume in our life time. Even if the chocolate companies can turn their heads and profit from this $60 billion chocolate market, we can make a choice to hold these companies accountable by choosing only FTC chocolate, this will cause them to really think about their overall practices. As long as we purchase their products and they continue to make a profit, they will not make any changes. These companies might just "be buyers of a product”, however, they have obligations and social responsibility to the laborers and consumers of that product and it's time to hold them to those responsibilities.