Fazer Geisha Milk Chocolate with Hazelnut Filling

Fazer Geisha Milk Chocolate with Hazelnut Filling is a popular confectionery product from Finland, produced by the Finnish company Fazer. The Geisha chocolate was introduced in 1962, featuring a hazelnut nougat filling encased in smooth milk chocolate. The name "Geisha" and the pink packaging were inspired by Japanese culture, particularly the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The product is made from 100% responsibly produced cocoa, reflecting Fazer's commitment to sustainable sourcing. Fazer, founded in 1891 by Karl Fazer, is renowned for its high-quality chocolates and has become a significant part of Finnish cultural heritage. The company operates primarily in Finland, with its confectionery factory located in Vantaa, where it produces a variety of chocolates, including the Geisha line. As of 2025, Fazer remains an independent company headquartered in Finland, with no known subsidiaries owning the Geisha brand locally.