Lindt Mini Pralinés (Feinherb)

Product identification and variant

This image shows a German-market box of Lindt Mini Pralinés (Feinherb) — an assortment of small assorted pralines (18 pieces as printed on the box). The German-language copy on the pack (e.g., "KLEINE, FEINE 18 KOSTBARKEITEN") and the "Feinherb" label indicate the Feinherb (slightly bitter/dark) German variant of Lindt's Mini Pralinés line. (lindt.de)

Manufacturing & origin

Pralinés of this type sold in Germany are commonly produced and distributed by Lindt's German operation; Lindt operates a significant production facility and distribution/import hub in Aachen, Germany, and many Lindt praline products for the European/German market are manufactured there. For German retail listings the manufacturer/importer is often shown as Lindt & Sprüngli GmbH (Aachen). Based on the packaging language and market variant, the manufacturing country for this specific box is Germany. (gosupps.com)

Brand origin and ownership

Lindt is originally a Swiss brand founded by the company now known as Lindt & Sprüngli AG; the ultimate owner remains Lindt & Sprüngli AG, a publicly traded Swiss chocolatier headquartered in Kilchberg, Switzerland. The group operates multiple factories internationally (Switzerland, Germany/Aachen, France, Italy, Austria, United States, etc.) while local subsidiaries (for example Lindt & Sprüngli GmbH in Germany) handle local production, import and distribution. (lindt.de)