Happeline

Happeline is a popular brand of confectionery products, primarily known for its chocolate bars. The brand was founded in 1928 by the Swiss chocolatier, Henri Nestlé, and is now owned by Nestlé, a multinational food and drink processing conglomerate. Happeline products are characterized by their distinctive packaging, which often features a colorful, whimsical design, and their variety of flavors, which include classic chocolate, milk chocolate, and specialty flavors like hazelnut and orange.

Happeline's product range also includes other confectionery items such as pralines, bonbons, and chocolate-covered nuts. The brand is particularly popular in Switzerland, where it is often associated with Swiss chocolate. Happeline products are also available in many other countries around the world, including Europe, North America, and Asia.

In recent years, Happeline has been part of Nestlé's efforts to revitalize its brand portfolio and expand its product offerings. The brand has undergone several rebranding efforts, with a focus on modernizing its packaging and marketing strategies to appeal to a wider audience. Despite these changes, Happeline remains a beloved brand among chocolate enthusiasts, known for its high-quality ingredients and delicious taste.