Algida Nogger Toffee/Karamel ice cream

Nogger is a classic brand of ice cream bar, distinguished by its heart-shaped 'Heartbrand' logo, which is synonymous with Unilever's global ice cream portfolio. Originally introduced in West Germany in 1964 by the company Langnese, the brand has since expanded across various European and global markets. The 'Toffi / Karamel' variant shown in the image is a popular iteration featuring a caramel filling and coating, commonly found in Central and Eastern European markets like Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic.

Historically, the brand was a core part of Unilever's food division. However, following a major corporate restructuring announced in 2024 and finalized by late 2025/early 2026, Unilever spun off its ice cream business into a standalone entity. This new company, often referred to in corporate filings and market listings as The Magnum Ice Cream Company (retaining the iconic Heartbrand identity), now serves as the ultimate owner of Nogger. While the brand originated in Germany, it is now manufactured in multiple strategic locations across Europe and Asia to serve regional demands.