Trebor

Trebor is a name that can refer to several different entities, most notably as a brand of confectionery and as a reversed spelling of the name Robert.

The brand Trebor was founded in Britain in 1957 by brothers Charles and Robert (Trebor being Robert spelled backward) to produce boiled sweets. Their products became very popular, with iconic brands such as Trebor Extra Strong Mints, Soft Mints, and Mints Chews. The company was acquired by Cadbury Schweppes in 1980, and later the Trebor brand was integrated into the portfolio of Mondelez International. Today, Trebor products continue to be manufactured and sold, often associated with strong mint flavors and a distinct red and white packaging.

As a given name, Trebor is uncommon but exists as a direct reversal of the more prevalent name Robert. Individuals named Trebor are generally identified by this unique spelling. The use of reversed names as a form of nomenclature is a practice seen occasionally in various cultures, sometimes as a tribute or simply for distinctiveness.