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German chocolate maker Halloren Schokoladenfabrik is to see the withdrawal of major shareholder Paul Morzynski, an entrepreneur who invested in the Hamburg-based company some 25 years ago.

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Germany-based chocolate makers Halloren, Lambertz and Alfred Ritter have become partners of the Fairtrade initiative aimed at sourcing supplies of cocoa sustainably.

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Germany-based confectioner Halloren has booked a fall in half-year operating profit despite rising sales.

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Klaus Lellé, the CEO of Halloren, claimed the Germany-based confectioner is "back on track" after a year of rising sales and core earnings, although restructuring measures pushed the company into the red.

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Halloren, the German chocolate maker, has reiterated its annual sales targets and said it expects a "significant" improvement in profitability after reporting higher half-year losses.

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German chocolate manufacturer Halloren has announced a deal with a US distributor, a move the company claims will help boost its sales in the country.

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German confectioner Halloren has reported higher sales but lower profits for the first quarter of the year thanks to the impact of its investment of Belgian own-label firm Bouchard Daskalidès.

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German confectioner Halloren has reported higher earnings for 2013 as "record" sales - boosted by exports - helped offset pressure from competition and raw material prices.

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German chocolate maker Halloren has acquired a 50% stake in Belgian private-label chocolate manufacturer Bouchard Daskalidès.

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German chocolate maker Halloren has admitted profits in 2011 will only match last year's level after "soaring" input costs offset record sales.

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German chocolate maker Halloren has acquired full ownership of Dutch confectioner Steenland.

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German chocolate maker Halloren saw pre-tax profits more than quadruple in 2008 on the back of a 27% rise in sales.

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German chocolate maker Halloren is reportedly in talks with rivals over the possibility of taking over businesses that have been hit by the current recession.

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Halloren Schokoladenfabrik, billed as Germany's oldest chocolate maker, plans to float in June to fund the company’s expansion.