The top countries responsible for the production of chocolate are the United States, Germany, Switzerland, and Belgium. According to Statistic, Western Europe accounts for approximately 35% of total world chocolate production, and the U.S. for an additional 28%. Interestingly, none of the major producers of chocolate are major sources of cocoa, and none of the major cocoa-producing countries are major chocolate manufacturing centers. Insidermonkey experts made a list of 10 countries that export the most chocolate in the world.
There's no real reason for European countries being among the world's leading chocolate manufacturers beyond the popularity of chocolate in Europe upon its introduction. The U.S. inherited its love of chocolate through its European immigrants, and companies such as Mars, Inc. and the Hershey Foods Corporation sprang up to take advantage of the demand. You can read our article on 10 countries that export the most corn in the world.
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