Haribo Crazy Jungle

Haribo Crazy Jungle is a specific variety of gummy candies featuring animal shapes like lions, elephants, and monkeys. The brand Haribo was founded in 1920 by Hans Riegel in Bonn, Germany, and its name is an acronym for HAns RIegel BOnn. It is most famous for inventing the gummy bear in 1922.

Today, Haribo remains a family-owned business, headquartered in Grafschaft, Germany. While many of its products sold in Europe are manufactured in German plants (such as those in Bonn, Solingen, or Neuss), Haribo operates 16 production sites across 10 countries globally to serve international markets. The brand continues to be the global leader in the fruit gum and liquorice sector, maintaining its status as an independent private company under the leadership of the Riegel family.