About COCO FALL IN LOVE WITH
Overview
COCO FALL IN LOVE WITH is a food and confectionery brand used on a wide range of packaged snacks, chocolates, nuts, crisps, cookies, and other convenience foods. The brand is associated with products manufactured in China and distributed in multiple export markets, including the Philippines through importer/distributor NEW TIANLE ASIA CORPORATION. The brand’s product portfolio spans confectionery, snack foods, and packaged desserts.[1]
| Item | Information |
|---|---|
| Brand name | COCO FALL IN LOVE WITH |
| Industry | Food & Beverage |
| Product categories | Chocolate, confectionery, snack foods, nuts, crisps, cookies, pastries, instant foods, tea, coffee, ice cream, and packaged desserts |
| Trademark | Registered in the European Union since 18 March 2022 |
| Trademark owner | Youxian Xu |
| Country of trademark owner | China |
| Distribution in the Philippines | NEW TIANLE ASIA CORPORATION (FDA-registered importer/distributor) |
History
The COCO FALL IN LOVE WITH trademark was filed with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) on 16 November 2021 and achieved registration on 18 March 2022.[1]
The trademark covers a broad range of food products in Class 29 (processed foods) and Class 30 (confectionery, snacks, tea, coffee, pastries, noodles, cereals, and desserts), indicating that the brand was designed as a comprehensive packaged-food label rather than for a single product line.[1]
Products
Products marketed under the COCO FALL IN LOVE WITH brand include:
Chocolate & Confectionery
- Gold Coin Chocolate
- Manisa Heart Chocolate
- Dark Chocolate Bars
- Chocolate-filled Ice Cream Cone
- Cream-filled snack bars
- Macarons
Nuts & Crisps
- Pistachio Nuts Crisp
- Macadamia Nuts Crisp
- Hand Peeling Almond Crisp
Snack Foods
- Potato Shoestring (Original)
- Potato Shoestring (Cheese)
- Potato Shoestring (Sour Cream & Onion)
Other Food Categories Covered by the Trademark
- Cookies
- Cakes
- Bread
- Coffee
- Tea
- Honey
- Instant noodles
- Rice snacks
- Fruit jellies
- Ice cream
- Prepared cereal snacks
- Freeze-dried meals[1]
Philippine Market
The brand appears in the Philippine Food and Drug Administration (FDA) database under numerous product registrations imported by NEW TIANLE ASIA CORPORATION.
Examples include:
- Pistachio Nuts Crisp
- Hand Peeling Almond Crisp
- Macadamia Nuts Crisp
- Potato Shoestring series
- Gold Coin Chocolate
- Manisa Heart Chocolate
- Blasting Ice Cream Cone with Chocolate Filling
These registrations indicate that multiple COCO FALL IN LOVE WITH products have undergone FDA registration for sale in the Philippines.
Trademark
The EU trademark registration covers an extensive list of food products, including:
- Chocolate
- Confectionery
- Cakes
- Bread
- Tea
- Coffee
- Honey
- Instant noodles
- Rice snacks
- Cereal bars
- Nuts
- Dried fruits
- Fruit chips
- Dairy products
- Processed foods
- Ice cream
- Condiments
The trademark owner is listed as Youxian Xu of Shishi City, Fujian Province, China.[1]
Manufacturing
Several FDA product registrations identify manufacturing locations in China, including facilities in:
- Jinjiang, Fujian Province
- Suqian, Jiangsu Province
- Zibo, Shandong Province
Different product categories appear to originate from different manufacturing facilities, suggesting production is carried out by multiple manufacturers under the COCO FALL IN LOVE WITH brand.
Brand Positioning
The brand focuses primarily on affordable packaged snack foods and confectionery. Its portfolio combines:
- Chocolate products
- Potato snacks
- Nut-based snacks
- Sweet bakery items
- Dessert snacks
- Convenience foods
Many products feature colorful, gift-oriented, or novelty packaging aimed at retail and impulse purchases.
Notes
There is relatively little publicly available corporate information about COCO FALL IN LOVE WITH beyond trademark registrations and food regulatory records. Public sources do not clearly identify:
- an official company website,
- the brand’s founding date,
- corporate headquarters,
- or detailed brand history.
Most verifiable information currently comes from trademark filings and national food registration databases.[1]
