Terry’s Chocolate Orange NZ: Price & Where to Buy 2025

Contrary to common belief, Terry’s Chocolate Orange is easy to find on New Zealand shelves—and at prices that might surprise you. Major retailers like Woolworths and The Warehouse stock it year‑round, typically between NZ $6 and $7 for a 157g ball.

Available in New Zealand: Yes, at Woolworths, The Warehouse, New World, Pak’nSave, and online retailers ·
Typical price (157g): NZ $6.00 to $7.00 ·
Manufacturer: Carambar & Co (formerly part of Mondelez) ·
Original launch year: 1932

Here are the essential details about Terry’s Chocolate Orange in New Zealand.

Do they have Terry’s chocolate orange in New Zealand?

Yes – and the selection is broader than many people think. Terry’s Chocolate Orange is stocked by most of New Zealand’s major supermarket chains and specialty importers. You can find it both in‑store and online.

Where to buy Terry’s Chocolate Orange in New Zealand

• Woolworths NZ – lists Terry’s Chocolate Bar Orange 35g at $3.29 ($9.40/100g)
• The Warehouse – sells the classic 157g milk chocolate orange for approximately $6.00
• New World / Pak’nSave – regularly stock the 157g version at competitive prices (price verified via PriceSpy NZ)
• Online specialist shops – LollyShop NZ sells the 157g ball for $7.99 and blocks for $6.50; Crackerjack NZ offers a 3‑pack of 105g bars (~$12.00, only with $50+ orders)
• Whitcoulls – stocks the dark chocolate 157g variant at $7.99 (Whitcoulls NZ)

Terry’s Chocolate Orange price in New Zealand

The most common 157g milk chocolate ball typically ranges from $6.00 at The Warehouse to $7.00 at Woolworths. The 35g bar format is often cheaper per unit but pricier per 100g. Bulk buyers can find a 30‑pack of 35g bars at Union Jack’s NZ for $39.00 (down from $90.00).

The pattern: Kiwi shoppers have multiple retail channels to choose from, with the best standard price found at The Warehouse.

Is Terry’s Chocolate Orange getting discontinued?

No – the product is not discontinued. Since the brand was acquired by French confectionery group Carambar & Co in 2018, production has continued uninterrupted. The acquisition from Mondelez (which also owns Cadbury) sparked occasional rumours, but the brand itself has confirmed ongoing manufacturing (Carambar & Co).

Recent changes in ownership and production

• 1932–1993 – Terry’s of York produces the chocolate orange
• 1993–2018 – Kraft Foods (later Mondelez) owns the brand
• 2018–present – Carambar & Co takes over, maintaining the original recipe and iconic packaging

The implication: fears of discontinuation are unfounded. The product has simply changed corporate hands, a common pattern in the confectionery world.

What countries have Terry’s chocolate orange?

Terry’s Chocolate Orange is sold in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and many other English‑speaking and European markets. Official distribution channels exist in Australia and New Zealand, where the product is widely available in mainstream supermarkets and specialty stores.

According to Woolworths NZ and The Warehouse, the product appears in both their online and physical store catalogues – indicating a committed supply chain into Oceania.

Is Terry’s chocolate Irish?

No – Terry’s Chocolate Orange is British, with roots in York, England. The original Terry’s brand was founded in 1767 in York and launched the chocolate orange in 1932. It is not Irish, though it is widely sold in Ireland through retailers such as Dunnes Stores.

The catch: many shoppers confuse British and Irish confectionery brands. While the product enjoys strong popularity in Ireland, its heritage is definitively English.

Where can I buy Terry’s Chocolate Orange in New Zealand?

Online retailers in New Zealand

• LollyShop NZ – specialist confectioner with NZ‑wide delivery; 157g ball $7.99, block $6.50
• Crackerjack NZ – 3‑pack 105g for ~$12.00 (requires $50 minimum order)
• Union Jack’s NZ – bulk 30‑pack 35g bars for $39.00
• British Essentials NZ – imports the 145g variant

Supermarket availability

All major chains carry the 157g and 35g formats. PriceSpy NZ aggregates offers from 2 shops and notes the item is among the top 100 most popular sweets and chocolates on the platform.

The implication: while online availability is broad, in-store stock at major supermarkets remains the most reliable option for most shoppers.

Specifications table

Six product variants, one pattern: the classic 157g milk ball is the most widely available and offers the best value per gram.

“Terry’s Milk Chocolate Orange 157g – an orange flavoured chocolate snack option.”

The Warehouse (NZ general merchandise retailer)

“Terry’s Chocolate Bar Orange 35g – a single serving orange chocolate bar.”

Woolworths NZ (major supermarket chain)

“Terry’s is one of the iconic British brands in our portfolio, with production continuing under Carambar & Co.”

Carambar & Co (French confectionery group, brand owner)

For Kiwis who love the satisfying thump of a chocolate orange, the choice is clear: grab a 157g milk ball at your local supermarket for around $6–$7, or shop online for bulk deals. Just don’t worry about it disappearing – Terry’s is here to stay.

For those who enjoy a boozy twist on the classic, the Terrys Chocolate Orange Baileys offers a tempting alternative.

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