U.S., industry pledge millions to end child labor in cocoa harvests

Here's the good news:

The U.S. government and the chocolate industry pledged $17 million on Monday to help end child labor - some of it forced and dangerous - in two African countries where much of the world's cocoa is grown.

And the not-so-good news:

The new plan calls for a 70 percent reduction of internationally unacceptable child labor by 2020.

So . . . if they follow through on their pledge and the plan succeeds perfectly, in just ten years only one out of every three chocolate bars will come from child slaves?

Guess we should keep buying Fair Trade chocolate for a while.