Yogurette chocolate bar

Yogurette is a fruit‑and‑yoghurt–filled chocolate bar marketed primarily as a strawberry‑yoghurt cream‑filled chocolate. The product was introduced in Germany in 1970 and is commonly sold in pink‑themed packaging; the brand name is sometimes misspelled as “Jogurette.”

Manufacturing and origin: Yogurette bars are primarily manufactured in Germany for European and many export markets, though Ferrero operates production and packaging facilities in multiple countries and may produce or repackage regionally depending on market and supply chain needs.

Brand and ownership: Yogurette is a brand of the Ferrero Group. Although the product was launched in Germany, Ferrero (an Italian confectionery company founded in Alba in 1946) created and marketed the bar. The Ferrero Group is the ultimate owner; its international holding Ferrero International S.A. is the group vehicle headquartered in Luxembourg. Ferrero remains a privately held, family‑owned company and manages local production and distribution through national subsidiaries such as Ferrero Deutschland GmbH and Ferrero North America.

Notes: The most common retail labeling shows Yogurette as the brand printed on the product (not “Jogurette”); country of manufacture printed on packs is frequently Germany, though local packaging/production can vary by market.