One of Theo Chocolate's strategies that sets it apart from its competitors is that it:


a Provides tours of its cacao farms.
b Educates customers about fair trade.
c Uses celebrities as brand ambassadors.
d Gives away a part of revenue to charities.


b: Educates customers about fair trade.

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