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Chocolat Suchard

Chocolat Suchard

Swiss chocolate factory (1826–1996).

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    European chocolate brand.

    55%

  2. Sugus

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    9.5%

  3. Toblerone

    Swiss chocolate brand.

    9.1%

  4. Philippe Suchard

    Swiss chocolatier (1797–1884).

    6.5%

  5. Carambar & Co

    French confectionery company.

    5%

  6. Swiss chocolate

    Chocolate processed in Switzerland.

    3.1%

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