François Cailler

François Cailler was a Swiss chocolatier born in 1814 who founded the Cailler chocolate company in 1819. He is considered one of Switzerland’s earliest and most influential chocolate makers, pioneering high-quality and fine chocolate production. His company became known for its craftsmanship and innovation in creating smooth, flavorful chocolates. Over time, Cailler’s brand grew in reputation and eventually became part of Nestlé. His work helped establish Switzerland’s worldwide reputation for excellent chocolate, and today, Cailler remains one of the country’s historic and celebrated chocolate brands.