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Lindt aims to be the world's leading retailer of premium chocolate by 2020.

Lindt seeks travel retail boost with Bijoux praline launch

By Douglas Yu

Lindt is to launch Swiss Masterpieces Bijoux Collection at the Tax Free World Association World Exhibition & Conference (TFWA) in Cannes, France this October, as it aims to bump up sales in its travel retail segment.

Bean to bar not always the best approach for chocolate startups, says Frederic Loraschi

Industry Voices - top tips for startups from a master chocolatier

Bean to bar chocolate makers often stuck with cocoa ‘leftovers’

By Oliver Nieburg

The bean to bar chocolate market is abound with below-par products as small companies are often left with cocoa unwanted by the major suppliers, says master chocolatier Frederic Loraschi.

Year-round range to reduce Russel Stover's dependence on Christmas, Easter and Valentine's Day, says Lindt

Lindt repositions Russell Stover as everyday brand

By Oliver Nieburg

Lindt’s Russell Stover Every Day range has gained listings at major supermarkets such as Walmart since its April release in the US as the brand reduces reliance on key seasons.

Swiss chocolatier adds’ ‘store-within-a-store’ concept in Hong Kong via DFS partnership

Lindt launches 'shop-in-shop' concept in Hong Kong

By Douglas Yu

Passengers at the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) are now able to pick and mix their favorite Lindor chocolate for the first time, thanks to the recent partnership between Lindt and DFS.

Thin snacks are a result of growing demand for on-the-go convenience.

When sweets and snacks go 'thin'

By Douglas Yu

Sweets and snacks companies are increasingly targeting consumers by branding their products “thin” to suggest convenience or health, or to tap the snacking chocolate trend.