Chocolate Brands List

Lowney is a chocolate brand that became popular in the early 1900s. Its first factory was built at Mansfield, Massachusetts and was still used until 2010 by other chocolate brands for their production. The most recent is the Archer Daniels Midland. Lowney was founded by Walter M. Lowney, a known

Godiva Chocolatier is a premium chocolate manufacturer founded in Belgium in 1926. It currently operates and owns more than 600 branches and shops in the Asia, Europe, Canada, United States, and over 10,000 retailers all around the globe. It was founded by Joseph Draps who first opened a chocolate boutique

Mars is a world-famous chocolate bar that originated in England in 1932. It was founded by Forrest Mars, the son of Frank C. Mars, a famous candy maker in the US. Forrest leased a manufacturing plant in Slough, England and hired 12 people to begin creating a chocolate bar with

Lotte Co., Ltd. is a global conglomerate headquartered in Japan and South Korea. It was founded by Shin Kyuk-Ho in Tokyo in June 1948. He then expanded the company and brought it to his home country in South Korea and created the Lotte Confectionery in 1967. Being a conglomerate, Lotte

Aero is a chocolate merchandise formulated and manufactured by Nestle. It was first launched in 1935 in North England. At the end of the year, it was already a popular product in the area and pushed its export throughout the UK. A year after, the success of Aero reached New

Rolo is a chocolate brand that originated in the United Kingdom in 1937. It was first manufactured by Mackintosh but was sold to Nestle after seven years. Productions in the US are licensed to the Hershey Company. Rolo is a lampshade-shaped chocolate with caramel in the center. During its first