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Vemondo Nuss‑Creme is a plant‑based (vegan) hazelnut‑chocolate spread sold under Lidl’s Vemondo private‑label line. Vemondo is Lidl’s dedicated vegan product range and the Nuss‑Creme (plant‑based) SKU is marketed as a vegan Nuss‑Nougat/haselnut spread in Lidl stores. (lidl.de)
The Vemondo line is a Lidl private‑label brand that was developed in Germany and has been promoted across Lidl’s international markets; Lidl (Lidl Stiftung & Co. KG) is the original company behind the Vemondo brand. The Lidl retail group itself is part of the Schwarz Gruppe, the ultimate owner headquartered in Germany. (lidl.de)
Production and supply: Vemondo products are typically produced by third‑party co‑packers under contract for Lidl. Public product listings and supplier records indicate that Brinkers Food B.V. (Enschede, Netherlands) is among the manufacturers/contract producers associated with Vemondo chocolate/nut spreads; depending on batch and market, production may occur at Brinkers’ Netherlands facilities or at other EU co‑packers. Therefore the product is primarily manufactured in the Netherlands but may also be produced in other EU locations for Lidl. (needl.co)
Recognition and positioning: The Vemondo Nuss‑Creme (plant‑based) SKU has been highlighted in Lidl’s vegan assortment and featured in industry award listings (V‑Label / ProVeg awards) as an example of Lidl’s plant‑based private‑label innovation. This underlines Vemondo’s positioning as Lidl’s mainstream vegan brand. (awards.v-label.de)
Notes on SKU specifics: Nutritional and package sizing information for the Vemondo Nuss‑Creme (various weights such as 200–400 g) appear on consumer food databases and retail listings; EAN/GTIN and precise factory lines can vary by pack size and market. For a definitive manufacture location and exact supplier for a particular jar, check the jar’s back label ("Hergestellt für" / "Packed for" / producer line) or the EAN/GTIN printed on that specific package—the manufacturer/co‑packer is usually named there.
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