Following almonds and salmon, Chile's popular chocolate is heading to the international market.

According to a report by the Chilean website "biobiochile," Nestlé is currently implementing a new supply model through its subsidiary in Chile, combining a total of 60,000 units of Chilean Sahne-Nuss chocolate with other products to more accurately meet the needs of the Latin American community consumers in the North American market. Nestlé stated that the company will directly cooperate with customers who mainly deal with Latin American goods and will prioritize areas such as Florida, where Chilean expatriates reside and the Latin American community is quite active. To achieve this export goal, Nestlé has successfully completed all certifications and approval procedures with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Rodrigo Camacho, CEO of Nestlé Chile, said, "We have seen a huge market opportunity: through brands with deep emotional and cultural ties, we establish a 'Made in Chile' quality image. This also aligns with our strategic positioning of making Chile a key export ...