Butterfinger



1923–1932	1932–1934	1934–1936	1936–1950	1950–1952	1952–1964	1964–1968


1968–1975	1975–1983	1983–1998, 1994–1998 (Canada)	1998–2018, 1998–2004 (Canada)	2004–present (Canada), 2018–present (Russia)	2018–2019 (United States)	2019–present (United States)

1923–1932[]

1932–1934[]

1934–1936[]

1936–1950[]

1950–1952[]

1952–1964[]

1964–1968[]

1968–1975[]

1975–1983[]

1983–1998, 1994–1998 (Canada)[]

This packaging was rolled out in the US in June 1983 and was used in Canada from April 1994 to 1998.

1998–2018, 1998–2004 (Canada)[]

2004–present (Canada), 2018–present (Russia) 2006-2019 (UK) 2007-2018 (United States)[]

The Canadian Butterfinger brand received a makeover in 2004. This look was then adopted on June 2018 in Russia.

2018–2019 (United States)[]

2019–present (UK & United States)[]

Following Ferrero's acquisition of Nestlé Chocolate & Confectionery US business (in 2018), most of its brands sold in the United States are now made by the Ferrara Candy Company, a subsidiary of Ferrero, and has stopped using the Nestlé name starting around early-mid 2019. Butterfinger debuted a new logo to commemorate the new "and better" recipe under Ferrara's control.

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Ferrero

Confectionery:

Subsidiaries: Ferrara Candy Company (Dori Alimentos | Jelly Belly Candy Company | Carambar & Co.)

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Fox's Burton's Companies

Part of Ferrero

Predecessors: Burton's Biscuit Company | Fox's Biscuits

Former brands:
Cadbury biscuits³ (Cadbury Fingers)

Notes

¹	Under license from Cathedral City (Saputo Dairy UK).
²	Under license from Mars, Incorporated.
³	Under license from Cadbury (Mondelēz International).

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WK Kellogg Co.

Part of Ferrero

Predecessor: Kellogg Company

¹Owned by Kellanova internationally.

Other assets:
Ferrero Hazelnut Company | Ferrero Findik

Former/defunct brands:
Gran Soleil | Bueno Biscuit | Oh Henry! | Butterfinger BB's | Butterfinger Ice Cream Nuggets

¹Under license from Nestlé.
²United States only, under license from Trolli GmbH.

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Nestlé

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Cereal Partners Worldwide

Part of Nestlé and General Mills

Notes:
¹International rightsholder, North American rights held by General Mills.

Direct sales store brands:
Boutique Nespresso | Kit Kat Chocolatory | Kopenhagen · Brasil Cacau

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Froneri

Part of Nestlé and PAI Partners

Subsidiary: Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream

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D'Onofrio

Part of Froneri (Nestlé and PAI Partners)

Predecessors: P&A D'Onofrio S.A.

Ice cream brands:
D'Ono:
Sandwich (Mini) | Copa | Jet | Bombones

D'Onito
Tricolor | Napolitano | ChocoCappucino | ChocoCaramelo

Sin Parar
Lúcuma | Centro Liquido | Stranger Things

D'Onofrio Aventuras
Emoticaritas | Copa K-Bana | Crea-Turas

Hogareños:
Peziduri | Tornado | Vialetto

Alaska
Alaska Mousse | Alaska Fresh

Other assets:
Heladería D'Onofrio¹ | El Parque D'Onofrio | D'OnoBox

Notes

¹	Under license by Unifood.
²	Exclusive in Mass.
³	Broadcast by América Televisión (Peru).
⁴	Attraction for the defunct Divercity at the Jockey Plaza.

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Nestlé Frigor

Part of Froneri (Nestlé & PAI Partners)

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Nestlé Savory

Part of Froneri (Nestlé & PAI Partners)

Ice cream brands:
Los de Siempre:
Chocolito | Crocanty | Egocéntrico | LollyPop

Danky:
21 | Nogatonga | Stranger Things

Other assets:
Club de Playa | Heladería Savory¹ | Juega y Aprende

Defunct assets: City Slide | Stop!¹ | Zoo Savory

Notes

¹	Under license from Unifood.
²	Previously made by Chamonix.

Notes

¹	Under license from Mondelēz International.
²	Under license from Sánchez Cano.
³	North American licensee. International rights held by General Mills.
⁴	Under license from Müller.
⁵	Previously owned by Soprole before being sold to Nestlé.

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McKay

Part of Nestlé

Notes

¹	Formerly owned by Hucke.
²	Currently owned and produced by Nestlé.

Notes
¹Made by Associated British Foods outside of the US.
²Under license from eponymous cafe chain.
³Made by Ferrero in the United States.
⁴Made by The Hershey Company in the United States.
⁵Acquired from Warner Bros. Discovery.
⁶Joint-venture with PAI Partners.
⁷Joint-venture with San Miguel Corporation.
⁸Previously made by Hucke in Chile.
⁹Made in Chile by CCU.