Confectionery contract manufacturers in Europe

Gebze, Türkiye

Confectionery — Bars · Confectionery — Gummies & jellies · Confectionery — Hard candy

Tayaş Gıda is a global confectionery manufacturer with over 250 product varieties, exporting to 136 countries. Founded in 1965 with headquarters in Turkey's Gebze industrial zone.

Wilhelmshaven, Germany

Confectionery — Bars · Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound) · Snacks — Dried fruit snacks

Ulmer Schokoladen produces high-quality small-piece chocolate articles for decoration and as ingredients for ice cream, bakeries, and cereal manufacturers since four generations.

Kostrzyn-Drzewice, Poland

Confectionery — Cocoa powder / butter / liquor · Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound)

Bean-to-bar chocolate producer specialising in cocoa mass and powders for B2B and private-label.

Hatfield, United Kingdom

Confectionery — Hard candy · Bakery — Biscuits & cookies · Snacks — Potato chips +1 more

Bain Capital-owned multi-category group across Dublin, Hatfield and Burton with Rowse Honey, Kettle Foods, Big Bear Cereals, Matthew Walker Christmas puddings, Balconi and Tangerine.

Tain l'Hermitage, France

Thermal — Roasting (cocoa) · Confectionery — Fillings · Confectionery — Pralines +1 more

Savencia-owned premium producer (since 1922) of couverture chocolate and ganaches for pastry and foodservice.

Wommelgem, Belgium

Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound) · Bakery — Biscuits & cookies · Ingredients — Sugar & syrups +4 more

Van Crombruggen produces and packages confectionery, biscuits, chocolate, and hot beverage accompaniments for 40+ years, serving HORECA wholesalers and catering companies.

Deventer, Netherlands

Snacks — Nut mixes · Snacks — Potato chips · Confectionery — Bars +4 more

Van den Waal is a wholesale delicatessen provider in Deventer offering nuts, candy, drinks and related products with private label customization and personalized packaging for business customers.

Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands

Confectionery — Hard candy · Confectionery — Marshmallow · Snacks — Dried fruit snacks

Major Dutch producer of confectionery including hard candies, licorice (drop), and marshmallows, with production facilities in Alphen aan den Rijn and Winschoten. Specializes in natural ingredients and private label development.

Cremona, Italy

Confectionery — Bars · Confectionery — Hard candy · Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound) +3 more

Italian confectionery producer specializing in nougat (torrone), chocolate pralines, marrons glacés, and fruit mustard since 1881.

Tourcoing, France

Confectionery — Hard candy

Sucralliance group MDD producer (since 1885) for lollipops and hard candy.

Floh-Seligenthal, Germany

Confectionery — Bars · Confectionery — Pralines

Viba sweets Gruppe is one of Germany's largest premium confectionery producers, specializing in handcrafted nougat, pralines, and chocolate products through brands Viba, HEILEMANN, and HUSSEL.

Agramunt, Spain

Confectionery — Hard candy

Turró d'Agramunt IGP producer with gourmet private-label.

Vila Nova de Famalicao, Portugal

Bakery — Biscuits & cookies · Confectionery — Hard candy · Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound)

Largest Portuguese biscuit, almond and candy producer (1943) exporting to 40+ countries with sister chocolate factory Not Guilty and a new €25M Gavião plant.

Fribourg, Switzerland

Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound)

Fribourg Savencia-owned chocolate manufacturer.

Vilnius, Lithuania

Confectionery — Pralines · Bakery — Biscuits & cookies · Confectionery — Bars +2 more

Heritage Lithuanian confectioner (~11,000 t/yr). Chocolate candies (Sostinės, Vilnius, Paukščių pienas), Gaidelis cookies, Nomeda and Veliuona waffle bars, dragees, halva, marshmallows and Gaidelis cheese-snack crackers. Owns Naujoji Rūta.

Brodnica, Poland

Confectionery — Pralines · Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound) · Confectionery — Gummies & jellies

Family-owned (1986) praline, chocolate and jelly producer with capacity of 6,900 t/yr pralines, 6,100 t/yr chocolates and 3,050 t/yr jellies; explicit private-label model and active PLMA exhibitor.

Lyon, France

Confectionery — Fillings · Confectionery — Pralines

Family-owned (since 1897) producer of chocolate and confectionery — Coussin de Lyon — with some private-label capacity.

Coburg, Germany

Confectionery — Hard candy · Confectionery — Gummies & jellies · Snacks — Potato chips +1 more

Brand-development bridge to a network of certified IFS/BRC Lohnhersteller. Confectionery, snacks and food private-label development.

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Confectionery — Gummies & jellies · Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound)

VS Global is an international investment company with divisions in cranes, food, properties and investments. The food division operates a gummy factory and chocolate factory producing private label and retail products.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Confectionery — Bars · Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound) · Thermal — Roasting (cocoa)

British chocolate manufacturer since 1963, supplying UK's biggest retailers and clients in 15 countries worldwide. Specialized in crafted chocolate bars and industrial chocolate production.

Vienna, Austria

Confectionery — Pralines

Vienna confectionery.

Neuenegg, Switzerland

Beverages — Soft drinks · Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound) · Snacks — Energy bars

ABF Neuenegg Ovomaltine, Caotina, Isostar, Twinings, spreads, bars, biscuits and chocolate producer with PL chocolate spreads.

Dobczyce, Poland

Confectionery — Industrial chocolate (couverture, compound) · Confectionery — Pralines · Confectionery — Hard candy +1 more

Listed heritage chocolate producer (1898) with brands Danusia, Mieszanka Krakowska, Michałki and Kasztanki; ~52% owned by Hosta International.

Pirmasens, Germany

Confectionery — Bars · Confectionery — Hollow figures

WAWI produces and sells premium light chocolate products including Schoko-Reis, Schoko-Wölkchen, and seasonal hollow chocolate figures like Christmas and Easter figurines.