REMA 1000 Kakaomælk

REMA 1000 Kakaomælk is a private-label chocolate milk product sold by the Scandinavian discount supermarket chain REMA 1000. This specific version, labeled in Danish, is primarily produced and distributed within Denmark to serve the local market. The brand itself has its roots in Norway, where it was founded in 1979 by Odd Reitan based on a 'soft-discount' concept focusing on a streamlined product selection and low costs.

The product is manufactured for REMA 1000 by local dairy partners in Denmark, often utilizing Danish milk to maintain freshness and support regional agriculture. The brand is currently under the ultimate ownership of REITAN (formerly Reitangruppen), a Norwegian multinational conglomerate owned by the Reitan family. REITAN oversees a vast retail empire across the Nordic and Baltic regions, including thousands of retail outlets under various brands like 7-Eleven and Narvesen, making it one of the largest retail companies in Northern Europe.