Group Brands
The following is a list containing the brands and its products, manufactured and commercialized by Arcor:
| Brand | Products |
|---|---|
| Arcor | marmalades, jams, powder desserts, mousses, oils, sauces, tuna, canned fruits and vegetables, turrones, candies |
| Aguila | chocolate bars, chocolate brownies, ice creams |
| Arcoa | chocolate powdered flavoring |
| Bagley | cookies |
| Bon o Bon | alfajores, filled chocolates, ice creams |
| Butter Toffies | chewy candies |
| Cabsha | alfajores |
| Cofler | chocolates, ice creams |
| Cubix | lollipops |
| Dulciora | marmalades, jams |
| Formis | cookies |
| Godet | powder desserts, crème caramels, gelatin desserts |
| Kesitas | snack food |
| Mentho Plus | mints |
| Misky | milk-flavored lollipops, turrones, caramel-coated peanuts |
| Mogul | gummy candies |
| Mr. Pop's | lollipops |
| Noel | powder desserts, marmalades, jams, cakes, crème caramels, gelatin desserts, sauces |
| Opera | wafers |
| Prestopronta | canned food, polenta |
| Rex | snack food |
| Rocklets | chocolate, ice creams |
| Saladix | snack food |
| Slice | ice creams |
| Tofi | chocolate, ice creams |
| Top Line | chewing gum |
| Yahoo | juices |
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