Chocolate manufacturing guidelines

A drawing of a humanoid figure with an oval-shaped head and six elongated limbs on a dark blue background. The figure has three facial features and is labeled with 'A' on the head and 'B' on the arm.

Characters “A”
with Features “B”

Child's drawing of a snowman on a blue background, made with white, yellow, and blue chalk.

Are synthesized to a chocolate bar form, preserving the characteristic features “B”

A blue background with a white outline of a teddy bear holding a balloon, crossed out with a red 'X'.

But it’s very important that there are not protrusions nor thin parts that could break during high speed production

It’s also super important for the piece to have:

  • Clear sides, to travel freely through corridors/guides “D”

  • Good feet for the pusher “C” to push the piece

    This will allow proper flow through the manufacturing process

A colorful, crayon-style diagram illustrating a medical procedure involving a baby, with an arrow pointing up indicating insertion, and the letter 'D' on the left side, with pink diagonal lines on either side.
Six cartoonish people drawn with chalk on a blue background, three in the top row and three in the bottom row. The top row has green check marks below them, indicating correct or preferred, while the bottom row has red X marks below, indicating incorrect or less preferred.

Examples of correct and incorrect feet

Diagram showing three faces in a row with three check marks on the left side and three faces with red X's on the right side on a blue background.

Examples of correct and incorrect sides