Kinder Country 9 + 1

Limited Edition: 9 + 1 bars made from roasted cereals with milk cream filling and covered in milk chocolate. The five airy roasted cereals barley, rice, wheat, spelt, and buckwheat in a delicious milk filling give the bar its distinctive taste. Product design may differ from the illustration. Kinder Chocolate was introduced in 1968 by Michele Ferrero in Alba, Italy, and is a brand of the Italian multinational confectionery company Ferrero SpA. The word 'Kinder' is German and means 'children', clearly defining the brand's target audience. Since 1968, Kinder has brought joy to the small moments of everyday life. Kinder Chocolate has a unique concept: more milk, less cocoa, which distinguishes the quality and taste of the product. The packaging with the face of a child suggests the idea of a product for children. In addition to Kinder Chocolate, the brand also offers other popular products such as Kinder Surprise, which holds magical surprises for children, and Kinder Joy, which always offers new surprises. For older children, there is Kinder Tronky, a crispy biscuit with a creamy core. A special project of the brand is Kinder Joy of Moving, which playfully and positively encourages children to engage in physical activity, thus making an important contribution to social responsibility. Ferrero began in 1946 in Alba, Italy, and is now one of the world's largest confectionery companies with over 35 iconic brands sold in more than 170 countries. The Ferrero Group has over 47,000 employees who passionately work to bring joy to people worldwide. The Ferrero family runs the company in the third generation and places great value on quality, excellence, heritage, and commitment to the planet and the communities in which they operate. Ferrero specializes in processing cocoa, hazelnuts, and milk and is known for brands such as Nutella, Tic Tac, Kinder Chocolate, and Ferrero Rocher. Ferrero has offices and factories in more than 50 countries worldwide. In Belgium, Ferrero has a significant presence with the Ferrero Ardennes production facility, which exclusively manufactures Kinder Schoko-Bons. In 2018, Ferrero acquired Nestlé's American confectionery division and in 2019 Kellogg's cookie and confectionery division. Ferrero regularly publishes sustainability reports and has made significant progress in its sustainability goals. A foundation, established by Michele Ferrero in 1983, maintains the connection between the company and its (former) employees. Ferrero has a strong family culture and relies on values such as respect, integrity, and innovation.