Lindt & Sprüngli, the 1845 Swiss sensation sparked by Rodolphe Lindt's conching breakthrough for silkier chocolate, crafts Lindor truffles and Excellence bars that melt like Alpine snow, powering $6.5 billion in sales from Zurich factories to global gourmands. Their master chocolatiers blend beans into bold flavors like chili dark for a rush of refinement, turning everyday indulgences into elegant escapes. It's the sweet that seduces subtly, available in gourmet aisles for those who savor without shouting.
Lindt's woke conch kicked in with the 2020s, grinding DEI into their Guiding Principles with 40% women in senior roles by 2025 and ERGs for LGBTQ+ cheers, all glazed in ESG for deforestation-free cocoa and net-zero by 2050. They source 100% sustainable cocoa through their Farming Program and join UN Global Compact for human rights nods.
Lindt targets 40% women in senior leadership by 2025, with diversity and inclusion baked into their Guiding Principles for equal career opportunities. It's part of their attractive workplace vow.
Lindt pledges 100% cocoa sourcing through sustainability programs by 2025, with no-deforestation by year's end and net-zero by 2050 via SBTi-approved targets.
Lindt's subsidiary Ghirardelli snagged the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's Equality 100 Award in 2024 for LGBTQ+ workplace inclusion, spotlighting corporate policies, practices, and benefits for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer employees.