Malaco Djungelvrål

Malaco Djungelvrål is a Swedish confectionery product introduced in 1982 by Cloetta Sverige AB, a subsidiary of Cloetta AB. The product consists of small, black licorice pieces shaped like jungle animals, coated in a layer of salty licorice powder, creating a strong, salty-sweet taste. Djungelvrål, which translates to 'Jungle Roar,' is known for its bold and intense flavor, appealing to those who appreciate the unique taste of Scandinavian salty licorice. The product is manufactured in Sweden and is sold in various countries, including Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, the United States, Israel, and the Netherlands. Cloetta AB, headquartered in Sweden, is the ultimate owner of the Malaco brand, which was established in 1934 under the name Malmö Lakrits Compani by the Danish company Lagerman. Over the years, Malaco has become a well-known brand in the Nordic region, offering a variety of confectionery products. Djungelvrål remains one of its most iconic offerings, cherished by licorice enthusiasts for its distinctive flavor and unique shape.