Perugina Baci Chocolates

Perugina is an iconic Italian brand established in 1907 in Perugia by Francesco Buitoni, Annibale Spagnoli, and others. It is world-renowned for its 'Baci' (kisses) chocolates, which were created in 1922 and became a symbol of love and Italian craftsmanship. The brand remains deeply rooted in its hometown, with the primary production facility still located in San Sisto, Perugia.

Since 1988, Perugina has been part of the Nestlé portfolio, having being acquired from the Buitoni-Perugina group. Today, while Nestlé manages the global distribution and corporate strategy, Perugina maintains its status as a premium Italian chocolate maker, continuing to export Italian culinary heritage to over 50 countries worldwide.