Chiobi chocolate is Nestle. Chiobi chocolate was originally a brand chocolate owned by Hsu Fu Chi. Later, Hsu Fu Chi and Nestle reached an agreement, and Nestle bought Hsu Fu Chi. At the same time, the formula, taste and packaging of Chiobi chocolate were upgraded in all directions, and finally it was renamed as Nestle Chiobi chocolate, so Chiobi chocolate belongs to Nestle. Chiobi chocolate adopts advanced production technology and equipment in the production process, which ensures the taste and quality of each chocolate. Besides the classic milk chocolate and dark chocolate, Chiobi has also introduced more rich flavors, such as red bean flavor, watermelon flavor, hawthorn flavor, passion fruit yogurt flavor, etc. These flavors combine the traditional European chocolate classic technology and China authentic taste, and meet the preferences of different age groups and ethnic groups.