Recent events
Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.
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2026
Ferrero announces Pocket Coffee product expansion
Ferrero announced that Pocket Coffee would expand its portfolio with a 90g Extra Dark Chocolate Bar and Pocket Coffee Eggs, planned for launch in autumn.
2026
Ferrero announces Nutella Cookies launch in Italy
Ferrero announced that Nutella Cookies, developed with Delacre, would launch in Italy in November 2026.
2026
Ferrero announces Eat Natural Granola launch
Ferrero announced that Eat Natural would enter the at-home breakfast market with Eat Natural Granola in January 2027, in Protein and Nuts & Seeds variants.
2021
Ferrero launches Ferrero Rocher tablet range
Ferrero launched a range of Ferrero Rocher chocolate tablets in three flavours, including a travel-retail multipack format.
2021
Ferrero and Lagardère enter exclusive travel-retail pre-launch partnership
Ferrero entered an exclusive partnership with Lagardère to pre-launch the Ferrero Rocher tablet range at Lagardère retail outlets from September 2021.
2021
Ferrero partners with Sourcemap on hazelnut traceability
Ferrero and Sourcemap announced a partnership to improve traceability and transparency in Ferrero’s sourced hazelnut value chain. Sourcemap’s platform will enable Ferrero to collect data on social and agricultural practices and validate the value chain.
2021
Nutella jar size reduced from 400g to 350g
Nutella's jar size was reduced from 400g to 350g without a price change. Ferrero said rising product costs were the reason for the change.
2020
Ferrero agrees to acquire Fox’s Biscuits from 2 Sisters
Ferrero announced the acquisition of Fox’s Biscuits from 2 Sisters Food Group for £246 million. The article said formal completion was expected on 31 October 2020.
2020
Ferrero closes Brantford plant after worker COVID-19 cases
Ferrero Canada closed its Brantford plant on Tuesday afternoon after seven workers tested positive for COVID-19. The company said it would assess and deep-clean the facility before resuming operations, and that affected workers would be paid.