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Noosa Chocolate Factory’s sweet new addition

Just in time for the festive season, Noosa Chocolate Factory has unwrapped its latest treat – a brand new, permanent store in Brisbane Arcade, packed with sweet delights for all chocolate lovers.

The new store is focused on selling the company’s bestselling and seasonal products, handmade and delivered fresh from the Noosa factory.

The best selling products shoppers can expect at Brisbane Arcade include freeze-dried strawberries in white chocolate, mango macadamia, marbled hazelnuts with shoppers told to get in quick as they can sell out before Christmas.

Hamper gifting is ramping up and it’s expected Noosa Chocolate Factory will prepare and sell over 22,000 of them this season alone.

Noosa Chocolate Factory general manager Nick Southon said, “We’re thrilled to add a new store to our Noosa Chocolate Factory family in Brisbane Arcade just in time for Christmas.“

“The Arcade is a year-round destination for locals and visitors but especially at this time of year when people flock to get photos of its famous Christmas decorations.

“We’re excited to join the festive fun and bring even more flavour to the arcade.“

In light of global cocoa shortages, Nick emphasised Noosa Chocolate Factory’s commitment to quality and flavour, saying the brand will never compromise on standards.

“We’re committed to keeping our products packed with rich cocoa flavour and antioxidant goodness. Our chocolates are carefully crafted to deliver that uncompromised taste our customers know and love,“ he added.

Nick said that despite industry challenges, the Australian company is closing off a successful year with record sales.

“Despite cost of living prices, we have seen a significant increase in footfall to all retail spaces across Noosa, the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane,“ he said.

“We know anecdotally that consumers are seeking out quality and locally made food products. Gifts are increasing in popularity as people are potentially spending less per gift but still giving quality products that they’re proud to share,” he said.

The Brisbane Arcade store is open daily between 9am and 5pm with extended hours to 9pm on Fridays and Sunday trading hours 10am to 4pm.

Noosa Factory and Cafe is at 21 Venture Drive, Noosaville.

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