Toblerone chocolate to lose ‘Switzerland’ tag
By DW
26 June 2022 |
4:56 pm
Toblerone bars are still produced exclusively in Switzerland, but the world-renowned chocolate brand is planning an expansion. Under Swiss law, this change comes with a price.
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