written by khatabook | March 14, 2022

Say Yes to Indian Chocolate Brands

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If you look at the chocolate consumption situation in India, you will notice that chocolate is consumed by everyone, irrespective of age.  As a gift or treat to loved ones, chocolates are irresistible delicacies. A heart-melting chocolate bouquet and a variety of other gifting items are perfect for expressing your love and best wishes on special occasions. Chocolates are now present at India's most momentous occasions, including festivals such as Diwali, weddings, engagements and birthday celebrations.

It's easy to find the right chocolate brand for every individual since there are so many chocolate brands and flavours. Most chocolate brands in India produce chocolates in a variety of sizes, shapes and patterns, with prices to match. The most popular chocolates in India, such as Dairy Milk and Five Star, may be purchased for as little as 5.

The chocolate-giving tradition is very much alive and well in India, where the majority of the population is under the age of 25. The chocolate industry is primarily geared toward younger generations. Other elements that contribute to chocolate sales include westernization, progressive attitudes and a laid-back and pleasant lifestyle. There have even been studies that back this up. This is why India's chocolate sector is booming at a rapid pace. For the period 2021-2026, the anticipated CAGR is 11.34 percent. 

Did you know? To manufacture less than 1/2 kilogram of chocolate, over 400 cocoa beans are required!

Also Read: Home-Made Chocolate Business and What Makes it Rewardingly Delicious!

Famous Chocolate Brands in India

Below is a list of some of the well-known Indian chocolate brands:

Cadbury

Cadbury is a chocolate company based in the United Kingdom, founded by John Cadbury in Birmingham, England, in 1824. Cadbury first arrived in India in 1948 and began by importing chocolates. Cadbury is a famous chocolate brand in India today and Mondelez India is in charge of it (earlier Cadbury India). Cadbury accounted for 55.5 percent of total chocolate sales in India in 2014, according to Euromonitor International. Cadbury's flagship brand is Dairy Milk and some of the most well-known Cadbury variations are Dairy Milk, 5 Star, Gems, Perk, Silk, Bournville, Celebrations, Marvellous Creations and Hot Chocolate.

Nestle

Nestle is one of the world's major food and beverage companies, operating subsidiaries in several countries, including India. There are eight Nestle factories across India, plus a large number of co-packers are scattered across the country. Nestle's Kit-Kat is widely regarded as one of the best chocolates in India. It's a wafer with a smooth, high-quality chocolate coating. Snap, break and devour! Some of the widely consumed Nestle brands are Extra Smooth, Kit Kat Senses, Kit Kat Dark Senses, Alpino, Kit Kat, Bar-One, Munch and Milky Bar.

Ferrero

Ferrero Rocher is the world-famous golden ball of yumminess, while Nutella is a chocolate-hazelnut spread that is extremely addicting. Ferrero is to blame if you adore these two. In 1946, Michele Ferrero founded this Italian multinational corporation. In 2004, the company began doing business in India. It has quickly risen to the top chocolate brands in India list for creating and manufacturing the finest items in the field of exquisite chocolates.

This brand's chocolates are delicious and attractively presented. Ferrero Rocher is famous for its enthralling appearance, packaging and flavour. It was the first brand in India to provide a selection of the finest chocolates. Some of the Ferrero variants are Ferrero Rocher, Nutella, Kinder, Raffaello and Mon Cheri.

Amul 

Amul is India's largest milk and chocolate company, best known for its milk. Not only that, Amul makes some of the best chocolates in India. Amul's milk and allied goods drew a lot of attention in the past and still do, but its chocolates are also very popular.

The enterprise, which was founded in 1948, has also succeeded in making India the world's largest milk producer. Some of its variants like Milk Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, Fruit & Nut Chocolate, Tropical Orange Chocolate, Almond Bar, Mystic Mocha and Single Origin Dark Chocolate are among the most famous chocolates in India

Amul Dark Chocolate is unrivalled in the chocolate world, according to chocolate enthusiasts. It has a powerful and rich flavour and includes 99 percent cacao. Amul Dark Chocolate, with its bitter taste and minimal sugar, helps people stick to their diet plans while also allowing them to indulge in a little chocolate bliss. Some of the brand’s famous dark chocolates are Amul Dark 55 percent, Amul 90 percent Bitter and Amul 75 percent Bitter chocolates.

The Hershey Company 

The Hershey Company is a confectionery company based in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The company was started in America, but it quickly became a household name in India. Its current popularity knows no bounds, making it one of the top chocolate brands in India. This American company sells chocolates, as well as syrups, mints and other confections. Some of the best chocolate bars under Hershey’s are Hershey’s milk chocolate bars, Hershey’s white creme with almonds bar, Hershey’s dark chocolate.

Hershey's offers more than 80 brands worldwide, Brookside being one of the most popular in India. It's a limited-edition dark cocoa-rich chocolate with a unique fruity combination. Hershey's chocolate spreads and syrups, which are created with high-quality ingredients, are also available in India.

If you wish to indulge your loved ones in the delicious taste of milk chocolates, Hershey's is the place to go. This Indian chocolate brand’s Nuggets Milk Chocolate comes in the form of a two-bite bar and is loaded with almonds. It has the delectable flavour of precisely roasted almonds dipped in milk chocolate.

Godiva Chocolatier 

Godiva Chocolatier was founded by the Daps family in Belgium in the 1940s as a small family business that grew into a prominent international brand. Godiva has long been a chocolate brand that is especially distinctive and regarded as 'high class.' Their chocolates are not available in every store. They will only be available at your city's greatest chocolate stores. This is due to their exorbitant price and short shelf-life. The dark chocolates and commits are their most popular items.

Mars

Mars, a leading candy product producer, was founded in 1911 and is headquartered in the United States. The company creates roughly 13 culinary brands and 25 chocolate lines that are sold in over 30 countries.

Over 20,000 people work on the Mars production lines, which are spread across 12 industrial facilities throughout the world. Snickers is by far their most popular product in India, thanks to the effective marketing efforts and a low price.

Their other items, on the other hand, have failed to make an impact as only 1.1 percent of the Indian chocolate market has been captured. Some of its products are Snickers, Galaxy, Mars, Milky Way, Skittles, M&M's and Twix.

Lindt

It was considered a luxury in the 1990s to have Lindt chocolates in one's refrigerator. Lindt chocolates are regarded as one of the best chocolate brands in India. The brand is pretty famous for using the highest quality ingredients, raw materials and hands-on experience, which results in an excellent range of chocolates. Lindt chocolates are regarded as high-quality goods that feel and taste fantastic.

With the support of his son, David Sprungli-Schwarz created this Swiss chocolate enterprise in 1845. The company has achieved the highest quality and popularity requirements for the Indian chocolate market, thanks to its chocolate formula.

Pacari

Pacari is the first biodynamic chocolate brand in the world. It is the most award-winning chocolate brand in the International Chocolate Awards, as well as the world's first certified biodynamic chocolate firm. It's prepared exclusively in Ecuador using only the best certified organic Arriba Nacional Cacao and other unusual organic ingredients endemic to the South American region.

Mandara Orchard, a leading gourmet food destination in India, has brought this premium chocolate to Indian shores specifically for chocolate enthusiasts. Pacari 100 percent Cocoa, Pacari Lemongrass Organic Dark Chocolate, Pacari Andean Rose Organic Dark Chocolate and Pacari Chilli Organic Dark Chocolate are some of their most popular chocolates.

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Ghirardelli Chocolate Company

The company produces high-end and most expensive chocolates all over the world. The corporation began more than 160 years ago in San Francisco and has never looked back.

Ghirardelli is involved in the chocolate-making process from bean selection to final products, which is why their chocolates are the greatest in the world. This allows them to maintain complete control over the materials utilized in their goods.

Intense Dark, Prestige chocolate bars and squares of chocolate are their signature items.

Conclusion

Now that you have the chocolate company names in India, make the finest impact on your loved ones with assorted arrangements and customized wrapping paper. These well-known chocolates can be found at a variety of reputable online and offline outlets.

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FAQs

Q: What is India's most expensive chocolate?

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The most expensive chocolates in India are made by the LINDT, Fabelle and Toblerone brands.

Q: What are the different types of chocolates?

Ans:

Chocolates are majorly divided into three categories: dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate.

Q: Which chocolate is the greatest in the world?

Ans:

Cadbury chocolates, Nestle chocolates like Kitkat, Mars (Snickers), Amul chocolates, and others are among the best chocolates in the world.

Q: What is India’s most popular chocolate?

Ans:

Mars chocolates and Cadbury chocolates are the most popular chocolates in India.

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