List of chocolate manufacturers

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This is a list of companies who produce chocolate, not chocolates. That is, they process cocoa beans into a product versus melting chocolate for use as coating or molding into truffles, pralines, or other chocolate confectionaries.

Country Other brand names Notes
Amano Artisan Chocolate U.S. Specialty chocolate maker using primarily criollo cacao beans
Ambrosia Owned by Archer Daniels Midland
Amedei Italy
Askinosie Chocolate U.S.
Barry Callebaut U.S.
Belcolade Belgium
Blommer Chocolate U.S.
Bonnat France
Cadbury Schweppes United Kingdom Cadbury Schweppes products Chocolate sold in the U.S. under the Cadbury name is manufactured by Hershey
Caffarel Italy
Callebaut Belgium Brach's, Acticoa, Sarotti, Jacques large producer of couverture, used in many chocolate products
Chocolatier Neuhaus Belgium Accredited supplier to the Belgian Crown
Chocolove U.S. Chocolatour First American chocolate producer to label products with cocoa content.[citation needed]
Côte d'Or Belgium Owned by Kraft Foods
Dagoba U.S. Dagoba is the Sanskrit word for temple. Their chocoloate is produced in southern Oregon. Recently purchased by Hershey
De Vries Chocolate U.S.
Divine Chocolate Company UK Divine (range of chocolates) and Dubble (for children) All products carry the Fairtrade Mark. Co-owned by co-operative of Ghanaian cocoa farmers
Dolfin Belgium
Domori Venezuela, Italy
El Rey Chocolates Venezuela
Elite Chocolate Israel
Fazer Finland
Feodora Germany
Ferrero SpA Italy Nutella, Ferrero Rocher, Pocket Coffee, Mon Chéri, and Giotto
Ghirardelli U.S. Owned by Lindt & Sprüngli
Godiva U.S. (Formerly Belgium) owned by Campbell Soup Company
Green and Blacks UK organic chocolate products with high percentage of cocoa solids, owned by Cadbury Schweppes
Guittard U.S. Supplies chocolate to See's Candies
Hachez Germany
Haigh's Chocolates Australia
Hershey's U.S. Hershey's, Heath Bar and many others. Hershey products
Jacques Torres Chocolate U.S.
Jean-Paul Hevin France
Hotel Chocolat UK
J. S. Fry & Sons UK Founded 1759, merged with Cadbury in 1919.
Joseph Schmidt Confections U.S. Recently purchased by Hershey
Jamieson's Chocolate Ghana Owned by Ruth Hunt Candies
Kraft Foods U.S. Milka, Suchard, Toblerone, Côte d'Or, and many others
Leonidas Belgium
Lake Champlain Chocolates U.S. Five Star Bars, Chocolates of Vermont
La Maison du Chocolat France
Leysieffer Germany
Lindt & Sprüngli Switzerland Lindt, Lindor Sprüngli developed conching
Malley's Chocolates U.S. regional chain of stores, not clear if they make their own chocolate
Mars Incorporated U.S. Snickers, M&Ms, Dove, others under M&M/Mars label
Merckens U.S. Owned by Archer Daniels Midland
Michel Cluizel France
Nestlé Switzerland Nestlé, Kit-Kat, and many others.
Novi Italy
Patric Chocolate U.S. Micro-batch, bean-to-bar dark chocolate maker.
Perugina Italy Now a division of Nestlé
Peter's Chocolate Switzerland Daniel Peter invented milk chocolate. Sold by Nestlé to Wilbur Chocolate in 2002
Peyrano Italy
Chocolat Poulain France
Pralus France Specializes in single-origin chocolates from many locales
Recchiuti U.S.
Ritter Sport Germany Square chocolate
Royce' Japan Rogers chocolate-Victoria BC Canada
Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker U.S. Recently purchased by Hershey
Shaw's El Salvador
Stollwerk Germany Sprengel, Sarotti, Gubor, Quintie KFT, Thüringer Schokoladenwerk GmbH
Teuscher Switzerland
Theo Chocolate U.S.
Thorntons UK
Traidcraft UK First Fair Trade chocolate in UK
Valrhona France Couverture used by many candy makers
Venchi Italy
Verē U.S. Uses pesticide free, sustainably grown beans from Ecuador
Whetstone U.S.
Whitman's U.S. Best known for Whitman's Sampler, now a part of Russell Stover.
Whittaker's New Zealand
Wilbur Chocolate U.S. Owned by Cargill
World's Finest Chocolate U.S.
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