About Haribo
Hans Riegel founded Haribo in Bonn in 1920 — the name combines Hans Riegel Bonn — and introduced the dancing-bear gummi that evolved into Goldbears. The company remains associated with the Riegel family and produces fruit gums, foam sweets and liquorice for grocery, convenience and seasonal gift markets across Europe and beyond.
Why consider Haribo
- Iconic German gummy confectionery heritage
- Wide everyday assortment from Goldbears to fruit mixes
- Strong European grocery and impulse availability
- Family-associated brand with long continuity in Bonn
- European alternative to US mass candy conglomerates
Alternativen
Vergleichbare nicht-europäische Marken
Hershey's
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Just Born
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Europäische Alternativen
Markenvergleich
| Marke | Land | Positionierung | Hauptkategorie | Preisniveau |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haribo | Gummy confectionery | Candy | Accessible | |
| Lindt | Swiss premium chocolate | Chocolate | Premium | |
| Tony's Chocolonely | Slave-free mission chocolate | Chocolate | Mid-premium |
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Markendetails
Produktkategorien
Markeneigentum
- HARIBO GmbH & Co. KG
- Riegel family
- Haribo
Marktpräsenz
- Supermarkets and grocery chains
- Convenience and impulse retail
- Cinema and leisure concessions
- Official online and brand shops in selected markets
- Seasonal gift and multipack channels
Markenzeitleiste
- 1920Hans Riegel founds Haribo in Bonn
- 1922Dancing-bear gummi sweets introduced
- 1960sInternational expansion of Goldbears and fruit gums
- 1980sBecomes a household confectionery name across Europe
- TodayGlobal gummy brand still associated with the Riegel family