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Mars vs Nestle:Which is searched more?

In August 2026, Mars had more branded searches than Nestle among lollies worldwide. Mars was estimated to have 74K branded searches compared to Nestle’s 40.5K, and held a 7.3% Share of Search versus Nestle’s 4%. These are worldwide searches for English-language branded terms.

Share of Search among lollies worldwide in August 2026Which is more popular in search, Mars or Nestle?
Mars7.3%74K searches
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Nestle4%40.5K searches

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Which is more popular in search, Mars or Nestle?

Compare the lollies people buy. Branded searches tell you how often people look for a brand by name or related terms. Comparing these searches across competitors helps you see how popular each brand is over time.

Mars and Nestle among lollies worldwide, by month

Share of Search by month for Mars, Nestle. The figures are in the table below the chart.

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MonthMarsNestle
Oct 20256.3%4.2%
Nov 20255.3%2.9%
Dec 20257.1%4.7%
Jan 20269.1%5%
Feb 20267.1%4.7%
Mar 20266.6%4.4%
Apr 20267.1%4.7%
May 20267.6%4.2%
Jun 20266.5%4.4%
Jul 20267.1%4.7%
Aug 20267.3%4%
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How has the Mars and Nestle comparison changed over the last 12 months?

  • Mars was ahead of Nestle in every measured month of the 11 months ending August 2026.
  • Across the 11 months ending August 2026, Mars’ estimated Share of Search among lollies worldwide moved from 6.3% to 7.3%, and its estimated monthly branded searches held steady at 74K.
  • Across the 11 months ending August 2026, Nestle’s estimated Share of Search among lollies worldwide moved from 4.2% to 4%, and its estimated monthly branded searches moved from 49.5K to 40.5K.

How did search popularity change for lollies worldwide in August 2026?

  1. In August 2026, Nestle lost estimated Share of Search among lollies worldwide, from 4.7% to 4%.

How each brand is measured

Brandwave collects information about searches that people make online using Mars’ and Nestle’s names. When viewed over time, estimated search volumes for these branded terms can be used to understand whether interest in the brands is growing, holding steady, or fading.

Mars

1 branded search term

  • mars chocolate

Nestle

1 branded search term

  • nestle chocolate

How the Brand Demand Index is measured

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