Côte d'Or chocolate bar

Côte d'Or is a Belgian chocolate brand that traces its heritage back to 1883, when Charles Neuhaus created the brand, naming it after the Golden Coast (now Ghana) where the cocoa beans originated. For over a century, it has been a staple of Belgian confectionery culture, known for its distinctive elephant logo and high-quality dark and milk chocolate varieties.

Today, the brand is owned by Mondelēz International, a global snack food powerhouse. While Côte d'Or maintains its strong Belgian identity, manufacturing takes place across multiple locations in Europe, including major production sites in Belgium and Poland, to serve its international markets. The brand remains a key part of the Mondelēz portfolio, representing premium European chocolate heritage.