Cloetta

Cloetta is a confectionery company that originated in Sweden. The company was established in 1862 by the three Cloetta brothers and has since grown to become a prominent player in the confectionery industry. Cloetta is known for producing a wide range of products including chocolate, candy, gum, and pastilles.

History

The Cloetta company was founded by the brothers Bernhard Cloetta, Nutus Cloetta, and Christoph Cloetta in 1862. The brothers were originally from Switzerland but moved to Sweden to start their confectionery business. The company initially started as a small-scale operation but quickly grew in popularity due to the high quality of their products.

In the early 20th century, Cloetta introduced the first Swedish-made milk chocolate. This was a significant milestone in the company's history and helped to further establish Cloetta as a leading confectionery company in Sweden.

Over the years, Cloetta has continued to innovate and expand their product range. Today, the company produces a wide variety of confectionery products and is known for brands such as Läkerol, Plopp, and Kexchoklad.

Products

Cloetta produces a wide range of confectionery products. Some of their most popular products include:

• Läkerol: A brand of sugar-free pastilles that are known for their distinctive taste and throat-soothing properties.
• Plopp: A popular chocolate bar in Sweden that is filled with soft caramel.
• Kexchoklad: A chocolate-covered wafer that is a popular snack in Sweden.

Operations

Cloetta operates in several countries across Europe, including Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. The company has several production facilities in these countries where they manufacture their wide range of confectionery products.

See Also

• List of confectionery brands
• Swedish cuisine

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