Läkerol Salmiak sugarfree pastilles

Läkerol is a well-known Swedish brand of pastilles or throat lozenges. The brand was founded in 1909 by Adolf Ahlgren in Gävle, Sweden, and originally became famous for its unique 'A' logo stamped on each pastille. Throughout its history, Läkerol has expanded its flavors to include various licorice, fruit, and menthol varieties, often focusing on sugar-free recipes using sweeteners like stevia.

Today, the brand is owned by Cloetta, a leading Nordic confectionery company. While the brand has its roots and headquarters in Sweden, Manufacturing for Läkerol pastilles is primarily conducted at Cloetta’s modern production facilities in Levice, Slovakia. The brand maintains a strong presence across Northern Europe and global duty-free markets.