Pucko Original chokladmjölk

Brand origin and history

Pucko is a classic Swedish chocolate milk first developed and launched in the 1950s by Mjölkcentralen (the predecessor organization that later became part of Arla). (en.wikipedia.org)

Manufacturing and production

Production of Pucko was transferred to the Danish producer Cocio in Esbjerg in 2005, and Arla Foods later acquired full ownership of Cocio, making Pucko primarily manufactured in Denmark. This move centralized production under Cocio while ownership remained with Arla. (en.wikipedia.org)

Ownership and corporate details

Today the Pucko brand is owned by Arla Foods amba, a large Danish–Swedish dairy cooperative headquartered in Viby (Aarhus), Denmark. Arla is the ultimate owner and oversees the brand strategy and distribution while Cocio handles manufacturing operations for Pucko. (en.wikipedia.org)

Summary

Pucko began as a Swedish product (origin: Sweden) but has been produced primarily in Denmark since the mid-2000s under Cocio. The brand’s ultimate owner is Arla Foods amba (Denmark), which maintains the brand while using Cocio as its production subsidiary for this product. (en.wikipedia.org)