Kinder Schokolade

Kinder Schokolade is a milk chocolate bar product sold under the Kinder brand, originally developed by Michele Ferrero and launched in 1968. The brand and product originate from Alba, Italy, where the Ferrero company was founded.

Production: Kinder Schokolade is manufactured in multiple countries to serve global markets; historically production sites have included Italy, Germany and Belgium, and Ferrero operates many plants internationally to meet regional demand. Because Ferrero runs an international manufacturing network, specific country-of-manufacture for any given pack depends on the production batch and regional supply chains.

Ownership and corporate structure: The Kinder brand was created by Ferrero and remains part of the Ferrero Group (Ferrero SpA), a privately held, family-owned Italian confectionery company headquartered in Italy. Ferrero owns and manages the Kinder portfolio globally; local sales and distribution are handled through Ferrero’s regional subsidiaries (for example Ferrero Deutschland GmbH and Ferrero U.S.A., Inc.).

Summary: Kinder Schokolade — a Ferrero product originally from Italy — is a confectionery (milk chocolate bar with a creamy milk filling) manufactured across multiple countries within Ferrero’s global production network and ultimately owned by the Ferrero Group (Italy).