Terry's Chocolate Mint Ball and Easter Egg

Terry's is a historic British brand famous for its segmented chocolate citrus shapes, originally founded in York, England. While the brand is iconsically British, its manufacturing moved away from the UK following the closure of the York factory in 2005. Today, the majority of Terry's products, including the famous chocolate balls and Easter varieties, are produced in a purpose-built facility in Strasbourg, France.

The brand has undergone several changes in ownership over the decades, moving from its original founders to Kraft Foods, and then being spun off into Mondelēz International. As of the current market landscape, the brand is owned by Carambar & Co, which was formed after a divestment by Mondelēz. Carambar & Co is itself part of the investment portfolio of CPK Group, ensuring the brand continues to thrive as a staple of the European confectionery market.