Haribo Goldbären (Sour Gold Bears)

Haribo is a heritage confectionery brand originally established in Bonn, Germany, in 1920 by Hans Riegel. The name is an acronym for Hans Riegel Bonn. Haribo is world-renowned for creating the first gummy bears, known as 'Dancing Bears,' which evolved into the iconic Goldbären (Goldbears) seen in the image. This package specifically contains the sour variety of their classic fruit-flavored gummies.

Today, Haribo remains a family-owned business, owned and managed by the Riegel family. While its headquarters are located in Grafschaft, Germany, the company operates high-tech production facilities across several countries in Europe, as well as in Turkey and the United States, to meet massive global demand. This wide-reaching manufacturing network ensures that Haribo remains the global leader in the fruit gum and liquorice market segments.