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zChocolat is a French chocolate gift company founded in 1999 by Jean-Philippe Khodara in Forcalquier, Provence. Its chocolates have been made exclusively since 2002 by Pascal Caffet, a Meilleur Ouvrier de France and former World Champion Chocolatier, and it ships to 178 countries.
The range includes chocolate assortments in several sizes, zBoxes, numbered mahogany gift boxes, chocolate bars, macarons, vegan and dark chocolate lines, and collections for occasions. Chocolates are made in Troyes, the mahogany boxes in the Jura, and orders are packed and shipped from Forcalquier.
Orders to the US travel by FedEx Express and take 1-3 days to most states, with customs duties paid at checkout so the recipient has nothing to pay on delivery. Packaging is temperature-controlled when needed, and the Perfect Delivery Guarantee covers lost, damaged or melted parcels reported within 24 hours of delivery. The site has a currency selector that includes US dollars.
| Shipping | FedEx Express to the US in 1-3 days to most states, with customs duties (10% of order value for the US) paid at checkout. |
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| Returns | The Perfect Delivery Guarantee replaces or refunds lost, damaged or melted parcels reported within 24 hours of delivery. |
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