Cocio Chocolate Milk

Cocio is a Danish chocolate milk drink that has been a favorite among consumers since its founding in 1951 by Anker Pallesen in Esbjerg, Denmark. The product is known for its simple ingredients: milk, cocoa, and sugar, with no preservatives or additives. Cocio is produced at its dedicated factory in Esbjerg, Denmark, and is sold in Denmark and exported to several countries, including Northern Germany, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, and the Philippines. In 2008, Arla Foods, a Danish-Swedish multinational cooperative, acquired Cocio, making it a subsidiary of Arla Foods. Arla Foods is headquartered in Denmark and is one of the world's largest dairy companies, formed through the merger of Danish and Swedish dairy cooperatives. Cocio's commitment to quality and simplicity has made it a beloved beverage both in Denmark and internationally.