Chocolatina snack (Jet / Nacional de Chocolates)

Chocolatina Jet is an iconic Colombian chocolate brand that has become a staple of the country's national identity. First introduced in 1961 by the Compañía Nacional de Chocolates, it was named after the arrival of the first commercial jet planes in Colombia, capturing the spirit of modernization at the time. The brand is famous for including collectible stickers (láminas) in its packaging, which are used to fill educational albums such as the 'Natural World' series.

Today, the brand is manufactured primarily in Colombia at the production facilities of the Compañía Nacional de Chocolates. It is owned by Grupo Nutresa, the leading processed food company in Colombia and one of the most significant players in the Latin American food industry. In recent years, ownership of Grupo Nutresa has undergone major transitions, moving toward control by the IHC (International Holding Company) consortium and the Gilinski Group, solidifying its place within a massive global investment portfolio.