Unilever ice cream brands are known by various names in different countries around the world. A British-Dutch global FMCG / CPG giant, Unilever is the world’s 3rd largest consumer goods company (based on revenue in 2012) followed by Proctor & Gamble and Nestle.
Unilever brands list spans across a number of consumer categories including food, cleaning agents, personal care, hair care, beverages, and a lot more. These brands are very well known household names that we’ve probably seen everyday since we’ve been growing up.
Also, it is one of the best ice cream companies that has been manufacturing popular ice cream brands for a long time, and we’ve been having these for years. The Unilever top selling ice cream brands are represented by the Heartbrand logo that you can find in over 40 countries around the world.
Unilever is probably the world’s biggest ice cream manufacturer.
Heartbrand Ice Cream Names
Below is a list of the Heartbrand ice cream names, that it is known by in each country:
| S. No. | Heartbrand Ice Creams | Country |
| 1 | Algida Ice Cream | Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Greece, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia, Malta, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey |
| 2 | Bresler | Chile |
| 3 | Cargills | Sri Lanka |
| 4 | Eskimo | Austria |
| 5 | Frigo | Spain |
| 6 | Frisko | Denmark |
| 7 | GB Glace | Finland, Norway, Sweden |
| 8 | Glidat Stauss | Israel, United States |
| 9 | Good Humor Ice Cream | Canada, United States |
| 10 | HB | Ireland, United Kingdom (Northern Ireland) |
| 11 | Helados La Fuente | Colombia |
| 12 | Holanda | Mexico, Central America |
| 13 | Ingman Ice Cream | Nordic Countries |
| 14 | Inmarko | Russia |
| 15 | Kibon | Argentina, Brazil, Falkland Islands |
| 16 | Kwality Wall’s Ice Cream | Bhutan, Brunei, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka |
| 17 | Langnese | Germany |
| 18 | Lusso | Switzerland |
| 19 | Miko | France |
| 20 | Napoca | Romania |
| 21 | Ola Ice Cream | Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, South Africa |
| 22 | Olá | Cape Verde, Macau, Portugal |
| 23 | Pingüino | Ecuador |
| 24 | Selecta | Comoros, Philippines, Tanzania |
| 25 | Streets | Australia, New Zealand |
| 26 | Swedish Glace | Swedish Glace |
| 27 | Tio Rico | Venezuela |
| 28 | Wall’s Ice Cream | China (incl. Hong Kong), Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, United Kingdom (Great Britain) |
Top Ice Cream Brands Within the Unilever Ice Cream Portfolio
Till now we’ve only talked about the Unilever Heartbrand, but there are many other ice cream brands that Unilever owns. It decides to associate some of them with the Heartbrand logo, while the others maintain their own brand identities:
- Paddle Pop Ice Cream – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Cornetto Ice Cream – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Calippo – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Magnum – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Feast – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Jet Sport – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Wall’s Selection – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Fruttare – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Solero – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Twister – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Swirls – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Choc Bar – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Carte D’or – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Creamy Delights – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Cassatta – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Kulfeez – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Viennetta – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Splice – Carries the Heartbrand logo
- Ben & Jerry’s
- Klondike
- Breyers Gelato / Breyers Ice Cream
- Popsicle
There are many more brands / name variants that Unilever uses across multiple markets, that it is hard to include each and every one of them in this post. However, this list is good enough to comprehend the size of Unilever’s global ice cream business.
