Friso

Friso is a Dutch brand of ice cream, known for its distinctive flavor and packaging. The brand was founded in 1955 by the Van der Poel family in the Netherlands. Friso ice cream is characterized by its unique taste, which is a blend of vanilla and caramel, and its distinctive packaging, which features a red and white striped wrapper. The ice cream is typically sold in small, individual portions, making it convenient for on-the-go consumption.

Friso has a strong presence in the Netherlands and has also gained popularity in other European countries. The brand is known for its commitment to quality and innovation, often introducing new flavors and variations to keep up with consumer preferences. Friso ice cream is available in various forms, including tubs, cones, and even in a ready-to-eat format.

The brand has also expanded its product range to include other dairy products, such as yogurt and milk, under the Friso label. This diversification has helped Friso maintain its market position and appeal to a broader audience. Despite its popularity, Friso faces competition from other well-established ice cream brands in the market.

Friso is owned by Unilever, a multinational consumer goods company. The brand is part of Unilever's portfolio of dairy and ice cream products, which also includes other popular brands like Magnum and Ben & Jerry's. Friso continues to be a significant player in the ice cream market, known for its quality, taste, and innovative approach to product development.