Father’s Day is just around the corner and dads love chocolate too! A lot of the companies below offer expedited shipping, so if you’re just now realizing too that Father’s Day is only five days away, don’t panic!

See’s has a lot of great Father’s Day stuff this year. There’s the standard Seegar that’s been around for years, and they now have a Blue Ribbon Box filled with chocolate, a Father’s Day Scrapbook Box, and a Sports Dad Box.

Target has Good Fortune Father’s Day cookies, which are fortune cookies dipped in dark and white chocolate.

Father’s Day Milk Chocolate Bar Gift Box are from World’s Finest Chocolate and are chocolate bars wrapped in “Happy Father’s Day” wrappers and be personalized further for free!

Chocolate.com is offering a Happy Father’s Day Chocolate Chip Cheesecake that looks amazing!

By Nature (UK) has natural and organic chocolates and is featuring a chunky Father’s Day slab.

Phillips Candy has put together a Boston Red Sox Bucket that contains milk chocolate baseballs, freshly baked Phillips Chocolate Chip cookies, “ballpark” popcorn – and peanuts drizzled with chocolate, a Red Sox tumbler, temporary Red Sox tattoos & pencils and an adorable plush baseball.

You can find a bunch of Molded Chocolate Father’s Day gifts from The Chocolate Vault!

VirtualChocolate.com has a ton of chocolate-themed e-cards for dad, too, just in case you can’t get something else to him in time!

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Even though the world’s cocoa industry has some dark secrets, there are things you can do (instead of boycotting chocolate). Chocolate that is certified as “fair trade” is produced without child labour and gives cocoa farmers a reasonable price for their crop. This Valentine’s Day is where you come into the picture.

Visit Global Exchange, and follow their five steps to keeping Cupid in line with fair trade. These include using their Fair Trade Chocolate Valentine’s Day Action Kit, distributing their free Valentine’s cards, sending a fax to World’s Finest Chocolate in support of free trade chocolate, using a Free Trade Chocolate curriculum in school, and letting Global Exchange know if you are part of a fundraising group that uses World’s Finest Chocolate and would like them to support the Free Trade initiative.

Let’s make our chocolate habit do some good in this industry.

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