Aalst Chocolate
Aalst Chocolate is a manufacturer of industrial chocolates and compounds, gourmet chocolates and related products. It was established in 2003 in Singapore, by Richard Lee and Connie Kwan, who are currently Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer respectively. They are the first chocolate factory to be fully owned and managed by Singaporeans.
Basic Information
- Category: company
- Website: http://www.aalstchocolate.com
Documented Facts
- Phone: +65-6863 2626
- Email: aalstchocolate@cargill.com
- Founded: 2003
- CEO: and Chief Operating Officer respectively
- Website: http://www.aalstchocolate.com
Evidence and Sources
- Aalst Chocolate — Official Site (official)
- Aalst Chocolate on instagram (social)
- Aalst Chocolate on facebook (social)
- Aalst Chocolate — Wikipedia (reference)
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- Last verified: 2026-04-21
AI summary
Aalst Chocolate is a manufacturer of industrial chocolates and compounds, gourmet chocolates and related products. It was established in 2003 in Singapore, by Richard Lee and Connie Kwan, who are currently Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer respectively. They are the first chocolate factory to be fully owned and managed by Singaporeans.
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