Peters Icy Pole Lemonade

Peters Icy Pole is an iconic Australian frozen treat, most commonly recognized in its classic lemonade flavor. The brand's history dates back to 1907 when Fred Peters founded Peters Ice Cream in Manning River, New South Wales, eventually moving production to a factory in Sydney known as the 'Garden Factory.' Over the century, the brand became a staple of Australian childhood treats, particularly with product lines like the Icy Pole which serves as a refreshing dairy-free alternative to traditional ice cream.

While Peters remains a quintessentially Australian brand in terms of its cultural heritage and local manufacturing, its ownership has transitioned through several multinational hands. After being owned by companies like Nestlé in the past, Peters Ice Cream was acquired by the European-based R&R Ice Cream, which then became part of Froneri. Froneri is a global joint venture between Nestlé and PAI Partners, established to create a powerhouse in the global ice cream market.

Today, Peters Icy Pole products are primarily manufactured in Australia, specifically at the Peters factory in Mulgrave, Victoria. This local production ensures that the brand maintains its connection to its Australian roots while benefiting from the global supply chain and expertise of its ultimate parent company, Froneri, which is headquartered in the United Kingdom.