Allen's Pineapples

Allen's Pineapples are a staple of the Australian confectionery market, consisting of soft, pineapple-flavored gummy lollies. The brand has a heritage dating back to 1891 when it was founded by Alfred Weaver Allen in Melbourne, Australia. Over more than a century, it has become one of the country's most iconic sweet brands, known for various jelly-based products.

Today, Allen's is manufactured by Nestlé at its factory in Broadford, Victoria, continuing its long-standing tradition of local production in Australia. The packaging prominently features the 'Australian Made' logo, highlighting its commitment to local manufacturing and sourcing.

While the brand holds a deep Australian identity, its ownership shifted to the multinational corporation Nestlé in 1985 following a series of acquisitions. Nestlé, headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland, is the world's largest food and beverage company. Allen's continues to operate as a key brand within the Nestlé Oceania portfolio, maintaining its production and primary market focus in Australia.