List of Nestlé brands

This is a selected list of the main brands owned by Nestlé. Brands are categorized by their targeted markets.

Cereals

• Cinnamon Grahams
• Cheerios (outside US)
• Cini Minis
• Honey Nut Cheerios (outside US)
• Oat Cheerios
• Cookie Crisp
• Fitnesse
• Force Flakes
• Chocapic
• Golden Nuggets
• Golden Grahams
• Honey Stars
• Koko Krunch
• Milo Cereals
• Nestlé Corn Flakes
• Nesquik
• Shreddies
• Shredded Wheat
• Clusters
• Trix

Coffee

• Bonka
• Buondi (Portugal)^[1]
• Christina (Portugal)^[2]
• Dolca (Argentina)
• Ecco (Peru, Chile)
• El Chaná (Uruguay)
• International Roast
• Kirma (Peru)
• Loumidis (Greece)
• Nescafé
• Nespresso
• Partner's Blend
• Ricoffy
• Ricoré
• Sical^[3]
• Tofa^[4]
• Taster's Choice
• Zoégas

Water

• Aberfoyle
• Aqua D'Or
• Aqua Pod
• Acqua Panna
• Al Manhal
• Aquapod
• Arrowhead
• Buxton
• Contrex
• Dar Natury (Poland)
• Deer Park
• Hépar
• Ice Mountain
• Korpi
• Levissima
• Nałęczowianka (Poland)
• Nestlé Aquarel
• Nestlé Vera
• Ozarka
• Perrier
• Poland Spring
• Powwow
• Minere
• Pure Life/Pureza Vital
• Quézac
• San Pellegrino
• San Bernardo
• Viladrau
• Vittel
• Zephyrhills

Other drinks

• Nestea
• Milo
• Carnation
• Caro
• Chocolate D'Onofrio (Peru)
• Cocoa D'Onofrio (Peru)
• Nesquik
• Nescao (Argentina)
• Nescau (Brazil)
• Vascolet (Uruguay)
• Libby’s
• Growers Direct Organic Fruit Juices
• Good Host

Shelf stable

• Christie
• Bear Brand
• Carnation
• Coffee-Mate
• Gloria
• Ideal (Peru)
• Klim
• La Lechera
• Milkmaid
• Moça (Brazil)
• Molico (now Svelty)
• Nespray
• Nestlé
• Nesvita
• Nestlé Omega Plus
• Nido
• Ninho
• Svelty
• Emswiss

Chilled

• Chamyto (Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Philippines)
• Chiquitín (Mexico, Chile)
• Club (Mexico)
• La Laitière (France,Belgium)
• La Lechera (Spain,Mexico)
• Moça (Brazil)
• Chandelle (Brazil, Chile)
• LC1 (Switzerland)
• Molico (Brazil now Svelty)
• Nestlé
• Ski
• Sveltesse (France)
• Svelty (Mexico)
• Yoco
• Munch Bunch (UK)
• Le Viennois (France, Belgium, Switzerland)
• Hirz (Switzerland)
• Nesvita (Philippines, India)
• Ninho (Brazil)

Ice cream

• Åhusglass (Sweden)
• Camy
• Δέλτα (Greece)
• Diplom-Is (Norway)
• D'Onofrio (Peru)
• Dreyer's
• Edy's
• Frigor (Argentina)
• Frisco
• Häagen-Dazs (North America)
• Hemglass (Sweden)
• Hjem-IS (Denmark & Norway)
• Kotijäätelö (Finland)
• Maxibon
• Motta
• Mövenpick (Switzerland)
• Mivvi
• Nestlé
• Nestlé Drumstick - The Original Sundae Cone
• Nestlé Princessa (Poland)
• Oreo (Canada)
• Peters (Australia)
• Push-Up
• Savory (Chile)
• Schöller
• Underground is (Denmark)
• Valiojäätelö (Finland)

Infant foods

• Alete
• Alfare
• Beba
• Bona (Finland)
• Cérélac
• Farinha Láctea (Brazil)
• FM 85
• Gerber
• Good Start
• Guigoz
• Lactogen
• Nan
• NAN HA
• NanSoy
• Neslac
• Nestlé
• Nestogen
• Nestum (Portugal)^[5]
• Nido
• Piltti (Finland)
• PreNan

Performance nutrition

• Musashi
• Neston
• Nesvita
• PowerBar
• Pria
• Supligen

Healthcare nutrition

• Boost
• Carnation Instant Breakfast
• Nutren
• Peptamen
• Glytrol
• Crucial
• Impact
• Isosource
• Fibersource
• Diabetisource
• Compleat
• Optifast
• Resource

Seasonings

• Buitoni
• Maggi
• Thomy
• Winiary

Frozen foods

• Maggi (INDIA)
• Stouffer’s
• Lean Cuisine
• Buitoni
• Hot Pockets
• Lean Pockets
• Papa Guiseppi
• Findus (Sweden)

Refrigerated products

• Buitoni
• Herta
• Nestlé
• Toll House

Chocolate, confectionery and baked goods

• 100 Grand Bar
• Aero
• After Eight
• Allens
• Animal Bar
• Baby Ruth
• Bertie Beetle (Australia)
• Big Turk (Canada)
• Black Magic
• Blue Riband
• Bono(Brazil)
• Breakaway
• Butterfinger
• Butterfinger BB's
• Butterfinger Crisp
• Bon Pari (Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary)
• Cailler
• Capri (Chile)
• Caramac
• Carlos V
• Charge (Brazil)
• Chips Ahoy! (Canada)
• Chocolate Surpresa (Brazil)
• Chokito (Brazil)
• Coffee Crisp (Canada)
• Chunky
• D'Onofrio (Peru)
• Damak (Turkey)
• Drifter
• Frigor
• Galak/Milkybar
• Heaven
• JOJO (Czech Republic and Poland)
• Icebreakers
• Kit Kat(INDIA)(except the United States where Hershey's makes it)
• Lion
• Matchmakers
• Milky Bar
• Minties (Australia)
• Mirage
• Joff
• Munchies
• Negrita (Chile)
• Nestlé Alpine White
• Nestlé with Almonds
• Nestlé Crunch
• Nestlé Crunch Crisp
• Nestlé Crunch with Caramel
• Nestlé Crunch with Peanuts (Limited Edition)
• Nestlé Crunch Pieces
• Nestlé Crunch White
• Nestlé Milk Chocolate
• Nestlé Princessa
• Nestlé Wonder Ball
• Nestlé Yes (Germany)
• Nips
• Nuts (Europe)
• Oh Henry (except Canada)
• Orion (chocolate) (Czech Republic)
• Peppermint Crisp
• Perugina Baci
• Polo
• Prestigio (Chile,Brazil)
• Quality Street
• Rolo (except the United States where Hershey makes it)
• Rowntrees
  • Fruit Pastilles
  • Jelly Tots
  • Pick & Mix
  • Randoms
  • Fruit Gums
  • Tooty Frooties
  • Juicy Jellies
• Sahne Nuss (Chile)
• Sensação (Brazil)
• Snowcaps
• Smarties
• Suflair (Brazil)
• Super 8 (Chile)
• Susy (Venezuela)
• Texan Bar
• Toffee Crisp
• Toll House cookies
• Trencito (Chile)
• Turtles
• Walnut Whip
• Violet Crumble
• Yorkie
• Munch(only in India)

Wonka confectionery brands(no longer available)

Nestlé made Wonka Bars to promote the 2005 film adaption of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl.

• Bottle Caps
• Donutz
• FruiTart Chews
• Fun Dip
• Gobstoppers
• Laffy Taffy
• Lik-M-Aid
• Nerds
• Nerds Gumballs
• Nerds Rope
• Oompas
• Pixy Stix
• Rainbow Nerds
• Runts
• SweeTarts
• SweeTarts Rope
• SweeTarts Shockers
• Tart 'n' Tinys
• Thrills
• Wonka Bars
• Wonka Xploders

Foodservice products

• Chef-Mate
• Davigel
• Minor's
• Santa Rica

Petcare

• Alpo
• Beneful
• Dog Chow
• Fancy Feast
• Felix
• Friskies
• Go Cat
• Butchers
• Bakers
• Winalot
• Gourmet
• Mighty Dog
• Mon Petit
• ONE
• Pro Plan
• Purina
• Tidy Cats

Along with General Mills, Nestle dominates the market for breakfast cereals in many countries, via their Cereal Partners Worldwide joint-venture.

References

1. ^ http://www.nestle.pt/CmsPage.aspx?PageIndex=207
2. ^ http://www.nestle.pt/CmsPage.aspx?PageIndex=208
3. ^ http://www.nestle.pt/CmsPage.aspx?PageIndex=258
4. ^ http://www.nestle.pt/CmsPage.aspx?PageIndex=239
5. ^ Nestum, um produto de sucesso desde 1958... em Portugal!