Chocapic chocolate breakfast cereal

Chocapic is a popular chocolate-flavored breakfast cereal that was first launched by Nestlé in 1984. Originally created in France, it quickly became a household favorite across Europe, Latin America, and parts of the Middle East due to its distinctive petal shape and rich chocolate taste.

Today, the brand is managed under the Cereal Partners Worldwide (CPW) joint venture, a strategic partnership between Nestlé and General Mills established in 1990. While Nestlé's branding is prominent, the production and distribution are handled through this global alliance, with manufacturing facilities located in various regions including France, Poland, and Portugal to serve local markets.