As the world continues to change... Nothing is sacred. And it's owned by a US company!
Under Swiss law, only milk-based products entirely produced in Switzerland can use national symbols in their marketing.
The 4,478-metre-high (14,690ft) Matterhorn is in the Swiss Alps, with its near-symmetrical peak mimicking the triangle-shaped chunks in a bar of Toblerone.
Instead, the peak of a more generic mountain will be used, according to its US owner, Mondelez.
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