Trumpet

Trumpet is an iconic New Zealand ice cream brand, best known for its chocolate-tipped wafer cones filled with creamy ice cream and various toppings. Originally launched by the Tip Top Ice Cream Company, it has become a cultural staple in the Oceania region, particularly associated with summer and beach culture.

The brand's production has historically been centered in Auckland, New Zealand, at the Mount Wellington factory. Ownership of the brand has transitioned through several major multinational corporations over the decades, reflecting the consolidation of the global dairy and snack industries. Today, it remains one of the most recognized ice cream labels in New Zealand and is widely distributed across the country and in Australia.

In terms of corporate governance, the brand is currently under the umbrella of a major international frozen dessert conglomerate following a significant acquisition from the dairy cooperative Fonterra. This ownership structure ensures that the brand benefits from global logistics while maintaining its local manufacturing roots in New Zealand.