Non Stop confectionery

Non Stop is a classic brand of chocolate-covered lentils that has been a staple in the Nordic market for decades. The brand was originally developed and launched by the Norwegian confectionery company Freia in 1954. It consists of dark chocolate centers coated in a crisp, colorful sugar shell, traditionally flavored with hints of vanilla and almond.

Over the years, the brand became a central part of the Nordic snack culture, particularly in Norway and Sweden. In 1993, the original company, Freia, was acquired by the multinational food conglomerate Mondelez International (formerly Kraft Foods). Today, Non Stop continues to be produced primarily at the historic Freia factory in Rodeløkka, Oslo, maintaining its heritage while being managed by one of the world's largest snack food companies.