Jet Chocolate snack

Jet is a heritage brand of chocolate owned by Colombia's food giant, Grupo Nutresa. It was launched in the 1960s with a distinctive marketing hook—collectible sticker albums (Album Jet)—which remains a major part of its cultural identity in Latin America. The snack products, ranging from Milk Chocolate bars to chocolate-covered wafers and marshmallows, are manufactured in South America, specifically in the production facilities of the Compañía Nacional de Chocolates in Colombia.

In recent years, the brand has transitioned under the ultimate ownership of the IHC Group through its acquisition of Nutresa. The brand maintains significant market dominance in the Colombian chocolate sector and is widely exported to neighboring countries including Venezuela, Ecuador, and Panama. The packaging often features ingredients listed in Spanish and a barcode prefix (780) typically associated with Latin American distribution networks reaching into several nearby markets.