Fox's Glacier Fruits

Fox's Glacier Fruits are a premium range of boiled sweets known for their clarity and use of concentrated fruit juices. The brand's history dates back to 1918 in Leicester, England, when Eric Fox of Fox's Confectionery first introduced the 'Glacier' line, initially famous for the Peppermint variant. The Fruits range was added later to complement the original cooling mints, offering a variety of flavors like blackcurrant, strawberry, and orange.

Traditionally associated with 'Peppy' the polar bear mascot (introduced in 1922), the brand has undergone several changes in corporate ownership over the decades. It was previously owned by Rowntree's and later Nestlé following a mega-merger. Eventually, the brand was acquired by Big Bear Ltd and later the Raisio Group. Since 2017, the brand has been under the ownership of Valeo Foods Group.

Today, Fox's Glacier Fruits continue to be produced primarily in the United Kingdom, maintaining their reputation as a classic British sweet. The brand is managed as part of a significant portfolio of international snack and confectionery names under the Valeo Foods umbrella, which specializes in ambient food products across Europe and beyond.