to Kalev: the company moved from Tallinn to a new factory complex in Harjumaa, Rae rural municipality. In May 2010, the core business – as a separate company called Kalev Chocolate Factory – was sold to the Nordic food industry group Felix Abba, which is a subsidiary of the conglomerate Orkla Group. In the year 2018, AS Kalev merged with AS Põltsamaa Felix.Previously, AS Kalev was one of the few Estonian food industry enterprises based mainly on Estonian capital. Corporate affairs The address in Tallinn's Old Town is: Maiasmoka maja, Pikk tn 16, Tallinn. The group earns stable profits and now employs about 800 people. Stores Kalev Šokolaadipood ja Meistrikoda Rotermannis (Roseni 7, Tallinn) Kalev Balti Jaama Šokolaadipood (Kopli 1, Tallinn) Kalev Nõmme Šokolaadipood (Turu 8/Piiri 6, Tallinn) Kalev Jüri Tehasepood (Põrguvälja tee 6, Lehmja) Kalev Tartu Šokolaadipood (Poe 1/Küüni 4, Tartu) Kalev Kuressaare Šokolaadipood (Lossi 1, Kuressaare) Kalev Pärnu Šokolaadipood (Port Artur 2, Lai 11, Pärnu) Felixi pood (Tallinna mnt. 1, Põltsamaa) Products As well as manufacturing confectionery, and retailing through cafés and candy shops, the Kalev group now has interests in flour and bakery products, milk products and real estate development and management. Currently, in addition to selling pre-made marzipan, customized painted marzipan can be ordered in the Kalev Marzipan Room (martsipanituba) in Tallinn on Sundays. In recent years, AS Kalev has expanded its range of products. See also List of bean-to-bar chocolate manufacturers References Text based on Heino Gustavson's manuscript “AS Kalev. Eelaeg, sünd ja elu” (AS Kalev. History, Foundation and Existence), Tallinn, 1999. External links (in English, Estonian and Russian) Brand name confectionery Food and drink companies of Estonia Soviet brands Food and drink companies established in 1806 Rae Parish Food and drink companies of the Soviet Union Estonian brands Chocolate companies Companies nationalised by the Soviet Union 1800s establishments in Estonia