Poulain Hot Chocolate

Poulain is one of the oldest and most iconic chocolate brands in France, founded by Victor-Auguste Poulain in 1848 in Blois. The brand became famous for its breakfast cocoa and chocolate bars, deeply embedding itself in French culinary heritage.

Currently, the brand is owned by the French group Carambar & Co, which was formed after the acquisition of several confectionery brands from Mondelez International by investment firm Eurazeo. Most Poulain products, including its famous cocoa powders, are manufactured in France, specifically maintaining production at the original factory hub in Blois to preserve its historic roots and French quality standards.