Schogetten chocolate

Schogetten is a renowned German chocolate brand that first entered the market in 1962. It was originally created by the Trumpf company and gained immediate fame for its unique product design: a chocolate bar that is pre-divided into 18 individual, bite-sized pieces rather than being one continuous grooved bar. This innovation was marketed as 'the star of the chocolate sky' for its convenience and portion control.

Today, the brand is manufactured primarily in Germany, maintaining high-quality European production standards. It is owned by Ludwig Schokolade GmbH & Co. KG, which is a major subsidiary of the Krüger Group (Krüger GmbH & Co. KG). Based in Bergisch Gladbach, Germany, the Krüger Group is a family-owned multinational leader in the food and beverage industry, managing a vast portfolio that includes instant beverages, supplements, and confectionery snacks. Schogetten remains a flagship brand in their global export business, reaching over 60 countries.