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Mondelez Unveils Belgian Chocolate Brand CÔTE D’OR in India

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Mondelez India revealed the introduction of CÔTE D’OR, introducing one of Belgium’s most famous and cherished chocolate brands to the nation.

Throughout the years, the brand has come to represent top-quality chocolate artistry, cultivating a devoted customer base spanning multiple generations.

The brand's entry into India signifies another important achievement in Mondelez India's mission to deliver internationally acclaimed chocolate experiences to local customers.

The introduction arrives as demand for luxury, genuine, and lavish sweets increases, demonstrating shifting consumer tastes towards premium global brands and enhanced chocolate experiences.

Founded in 1883, CÔTE D’OR has been satisfying chocolate enthusiasts for over 140 years with its unique cocoa richness, outstanding quality, and deep Belgian tradition. With over a century of tradition, CÔTE D’OR continues to be one of the most beloved and lasting names in Belgian chocolate.

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Made with thoughtfully chosen cocoa beans that provide a rich, lasting flavor experience featuring deep cocoa elements, enhanced by delicate smoky and vanilla hints. This distinctive flavor profile has established it as one of Belgium’s most lasting and cherished chocolate brands.

Nitin Saini, Vice President – Marketing, Mondelez India says, “Consumers today are increasingly seeking premium, globally inspired food experiences, and chocolate is no exception. As palates evolve, there is a growing appreciation for authentic brands that offer both exceptional quality and a compelling heritage story”.

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“CÔTE D’OR has been enjoyed by generations of chocolate lovers in Belgium for its distinctive cocoa taste and craftsmanship. We are delighted to bring Belgium’s favourite chocolate brand to India and offer a rich, indulgent chocolate experience shaped over 140 years of expertise.” 

Indian consumers can enjoy CÔTE D’OR via a thoughtfully selected range that features CÔTE D’OR Noir 70 percent Intense, CÔTE D’OR Noir 86 percent Extra Intense, CÔTE D’OR Whole Hazelnuts Milk Chocolate, CÔTE D’OR Caramelised Almonds Milk Chocolate, and CÔTE D’OR Whole Hazelnuts Dark Chocolate.

Blending intense cocoa richness with ample nut fragments and genuine Belgian chocolate craftsmanship, the collection aims to provide a luxurious and profoundly indulgent experience for sophisticated chocolate lovers.

 

The pricing for the dark chocolate options is Rs. Rs.499 for 100g packs, whereas the nut-filled options are priced at Rs.599 for 180g packs. Shoppers can acquire the assortment through top quick-commerce platforms, enhancing the accessibility of the premium Belgian chocolate experience throughout India.

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The introduction of CÔTE D’OR strengthens Mondelez India’s premium strategy and underscores its dedication to offering globally renowned chocolate brands to Indian customers.

With a legacy of more than 140 years, unique cocoa depth, and renowned Belgian origins, CÔTE D’OR is set to enhance the premium chocolate segment in India and meet the rising demand for genuine, superior indulgence.

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