Côte d'Or Noir Noisettes Entières chocolate bar

Côte d'Or is a prestigious Belgian chocolate brand established in 1883 by Charles Neuhaus. The name, which translates to 'Gold Coast', refers to the contemporary Ghana, where the brand originally sourced its cocoa beans. The iconic elephant logo has been a hallmark of the brand's identity for over a century, symbolizing its African roots.

While the brand was founded in Belgium and continues to have a major manufacturing hub in Halle, Belgium, its ownership has transitioned through several multinational corporations. Today, Côte d'Or is part of the Mondelēz International portfolio. Most products for the European market are still produced in Belgium or specialized facilities in Poland, though global distribution means manufacturing can occur at various Mondelēz sites depending on the specific product line.