Chocolate Delivery to Massachussets

Massachusetts:

Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Cambridge
Lowell
Brockton
Quincy
New Bedford
Fall River
Lynn
Newton
Somerville
Lawrence
Framingham
Haverhill
Waltham
Revere
Taunton
Malden
Medford
Chicopee
Brookline
Weymouth
Peabody

Express delivery with

1/ Order before 2pm.
2/ Your package will be shipped the same day.
3/ Delivery within 48 hours.

When will my chocolate be delivered?

Deliveries are sent to the address you have provided via DHL EXPRESS from Monday until Friday from 8 am to 6 pm.

How much are the delivery charges?

Planète Chocolat offers you secure methods of payment. Our delivery charges for Massachussets are € 17,90 including taxes.

	MON	TUE	WED	THU	FRI	SAT	SUN
Before 2 PM	Shipped on the same day					Shipped Monday
After 2 PM	Shipped the next day				Shipped Monday

Is delivery also possible on weekends or public holidays?

Unfortunately no, DHL only delivers from Monday to Friday between 08:00 - 18:00 and does not work during public holidays.

A little bit of Belgium in Massachusetts

Do you live in the vibrant city of Boston but long for Belgian chocolate? Do you need to give somebody a thank you gift to one of your American colleagues in Worcester? Is your aunt in Pittsfield ill? From Willamstown to Provincetown, Planète Chocolat will deliver the best quality chocolate that exists. Take advantage of our speedy delivery service to try some of the most renowned Belgian chocolate in the world!

A state of tradition

Massachusetts shares its borders with New Hampshire, Vermont, New York state, Connecticut, Rhode Island and the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of the four states in the United States that is a Commonwealth.

Massuchusetts has a particular importance in U.S. history since the state was the staple of several major events over several centuries.

In 1620, in Plymouth, the famous founding ‘Pilgrim fathers,’ embarked on a journey to eventually establish one of the first U.S. colonies - it was then that religious european instabilities arose so they decided to continue onto Mayflower in the hopes of finding new land. One year later, they decided to organise a day of thankfulness, which later became ‘Thanksgiving Day.’ This is one of the most recognized U.S. holidays!

It is also in Massachusetts, in the city of Salem, that there was unfortunately the famous witch hunt. In 1692, there were about 20 individuals who were emprisoned and then killed for having practiced sorcery.
The state gave way to the anti-slavery act ‘a l’aube’ of the American Civil War. This was the first state to abolish slavery and to this day on remains as a very progressive state.

The events that took place during the War of Independence (from 1775 to 1783) continue to affect Massachusetts culture. For instance, the ‘Day of Evacuation’ and Patriot’s day are celebrated in honour of the history of religion. The 4th of July, which is Independence Day, is traditionally celebrated in full force, with huge fireworks displays over the Charles river.

Boston: the European capital

It is not possible to talk about massachusetts without mentioning the city of boston, the state’s capital and an essential pit stop!

Boston is considered to be the most European city in the United States. The Irish had a particularly big influence on Boston that even their basketball team has to do with the Irish (the Boston Celtics). They have won the most NBA championship titles! Every year, the city organizes one of the most popular and celebrated parades in the world ; the Saint Patrick’s day parade. Like the entire capital, the city is overflowing with theatres and museums - worth mentioning is the Museum of Fine Arts and the Institute of Contemporary Art. There are also several historic museums!
Harvard University, which is the oldest post-graduate institutions in the United States, was founded in 1636 and is located in the metropolitan area in Boston - Cambridge. It is one of the most renown and most recognized establishments in the world.
Just like in the U.S. (and all around the world!) chocolate is very appreciated in Massachusetts and is home to several renown chocolate factories. In the L.A. area, Burdick Chocolate (located close to Harvard’s campus), is known for its chocolates, pastries and most definitely for its hot chocolate! EHChocolatier is known for its handmade chocolates and to have developed a kind of ‘chocolate subscription’ that allows subscribers to receive chocolates every month!
However, traditional dishes are more focused on seafood, like the famous ‘Clambake.’ It is made out of lobster, potatoes, corn, sausage, spices and seaweed. Massachusetts is also the second biggest producer of cranberries in the United States, which you can expect to find in a variety of different dishes and desserts.

Do my chocolates risk melting during the trip?

Chocolate delivery during summer

In order to guarantee a quality delivery service to Massachussetts, we wrap your chocolate in a special isothermal package invented by cooling specialists if temperatures tend to be high. Your chocolate is sensitive to heat and fragile, therefore it is protected from impact and kept at a temperature under 20 degrees until it arrives at its destination. Thus, quality and taste are always guaranteed.