Belgico
Claimed brand
International trademark for premium Belgian semi-finished confectionery—crafted for artisans, Confebel was founded in 2012, the story goes back much further to a family business, established in 1979.
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Belgico Logo & Icon (SVG, PNG)
Belgico's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#3E3434
Masala
62, 52, 52
0, 9, 22
0, 16, 16, 76
#B69612
Sahara
182, 150, 18
48, 82, 39
0, 18, 90, 29
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#AE8A16
Mandalay
174, 138, 22
46, 78, 38
0, 21, 87, 32
About Belgico
The journey began in 1979, when the founder’s father built a family chocolate and confectionery factory. Through challenges and setbacks, his perseverance and passion for chocolate confectionery allowed the business to thrive for decades, becoming a true symbol of resilience.
Growing up surrounded by the aroma of cocoa and melted chocolate, the founder learned the craft from the ground up. After completing his MBA studies, he pursued a successful career in Dubai, working for more than 15 years with international corporations. Yet his passion for chocolate never faded.
In 2012, together with his wife and two little children, he took a bold step: to return to his roots, establish a chocolate and confectionery business, and follow his passion under the brand name Belgico.
The venture was first launched as Royal Gulf Chocolates, symbolizing a bridge between his professional experience in the Middle East Gulf region and Belgium. Over the years, it evolved into CONFEBEL—a name that perfectly embodies its mission by blending CONFEctionery and BELgium—where the brand Belgico flourished.
Today, Belgico stands as a proud partner for professionals worldwide, carrying forward a legacy of heritage, innovation, and excellence.
Belgico logo FAQ
How do I download the Belgico logo?
The official Belgico logo comes in five versions: a logo, a white logo, a symbol, a white symbol and an icon. Download as transparent PNG.
What are Belgico's brand colors?
The Belgico color palette uses the hex codes #3E3434, #B69612, #FFFFFF and #AE8A16.