European Countries Lead Global Chocolate Consumption
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Several European countries dominate global chocolate consumption. Switzerland, for example, consumes 8.8 kilograms (kg) per capita, according to Euromonitor (2017) in a Lindt & Sprüngli report.
The Swiss chocolate industry is globally renowned, notably through Toblerone, which is popular in many countries.
Austria and Germany follow as the next highest chocolate-consuming countries. Specifically, chocolate consumption in Switzerland reaches 8.1 kg per capita, while in Germany it is 7.9 kg per capita.
The global chocolate market leader, however, is the United States (US). US retail sales reach CHF 18.5 billion or Rp 290.5 trillion (at an exchange rate of Rp 15,700/CHF) per year.
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